On 10/02/2011 02:48 AM, stbenge wrote:
> It's got a native resolution of 1920x1080, cost me about $155, and
> there's *not*one* pixel out of place.

To be honest, it's a long time since I've seen an LCD with any dead 
pixels. It used to be quite common, but these days it seems to have been 
nearly eliminated. (Although, the absurdly cheap LCD we got for my 
grandparents has a single green pixel near the edge that's stuck at 100%.)

> The viewing angle is very satisfactory.

Most desktops manage to do this now. Laptops are another matter, but 
desktops are usually quite good now. (As are TVs, BTW.)

> Of course, this is my first LCD monitor, so take everything I say with a
> grain of sodium chloride. But I've seen other comparably-priced LCDs,
> and I must say, this thing is awesome :)

I'm still very happy with the Samsung SyncMaster I got for my mum. Then 

exchange rate...)

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