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Old 21-05-2004, 10:44   #6
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Re: Monitor dying

I have the 19" Hyundai and it looks a lot better in real life than on some webpage:




It's quite nice but you get what you pay for and it gets slightly out of focus towards the top and bottom of the screen where your web browser URLs would be.
The dot pitch is crap too.

If you can afford it then go for the Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 19", I wish I had now.
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