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Originally Posted by homealone
Hi Mal
looks ok to me - the only downside I can see is the lack of a DVI input, but if your graphics card has only 15 pin D-Sub output, that won't be a problem - and if it has a DVI you should have got a converter plug with it. Best advice is to try to look at the monitor in use before you make up your mind.
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