Why, yes, it IS another monitor topic! You deserve a cookie!

[ExAm]

I've been looking at a few, and I've picked one out. However, I'd like to know what any of you guys would recommend. Preferably in the $100-$200 range.

Here (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254005) is the one I've picked out.

[Mr Buckshot]

That's a pretty good deal, go with it since it's only $170 and you get lots of screen real estate.

[Warsaw]

I concur.

Personally, I don't like to go bigger than 17", but that's just me.

[Syuusuke]

I was looking at that monitor awhile ago. Unfortunately, I don't have a good reason to get it *stares at hammer at floor and a dead pixel on my LCD screen*

[Warsaw]

I have one dead pixel, but it is so obscure that I could care less.

It constantly glows blue...

[ExAm]

I concur.

Personally, I don't like to go bigger than 17", but that's just me.Why might that be?

[Warsaw]

It's the perfect size. Not too big, not too small. The maximum resolution of 1280x1024 on it also looks better than it would on a 19" without using Anti Aliasing (I realize that the one you picked out is 1440x900, but that is a wide-screen resolution).

As a side note, it also fits my desk better :p.

[mR_r0b0to]

how is a monitor vista certified? :giggle:

[Cortexian]

I'm pretty sure it basically means:

This monitor was used at some time by Microsoft while they were using Windows Vista.

Or that it passes some hardware tests...

[ExAm]

The criteria probably consists of "actually works", and nothing else.

[STLRamsFan]

Looks nice, I'm thinking of getting a new monitor in the near future as mine's about 6-7 years old...

[Patrickssj6]

I have 2 big CRT Monitors in front of me. Both 17' with a total worth of 30$.

I just don't like LCD. :(

But I think they are great! :)

[STLRamsFan]

Heck, if you were selling them I'd buy them.

[Dr Nick]

Hurr hurr! I have a 23" 16:9 wide TV/Monitor!
Unfortunately, it only gets 1360x768 resolution...