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The HP Dream Color? I'm thinking about testing it, pricey, but maybe fair for the technology it represents at this time, plus it dropped by $1200, just in one year. Yet I read it's not really is good as HP markets it to be. Or are you looking at another model and if so what model, I would liove...

Wow what a difference your suggestions made, I do work on graphic designs all day but yet write 1000's of lines of code as well for my eCommerce software business I own, 14 years now. I thank you very much for the advise, maybe I can make these work, it just seems like it's so hard to find a...

Here is an update to my ongoing testing of two LCD2690WUXi panels. I find these panels actually hurt my eyes after only a few days of use and seem to be way too bright even when I have the brightness turned all the way down. They are both calibrated to the T. using NEC's calibration tools and...

Hello I have two of the LCD2690WUXi's in my small home studio, whereas I just got these units, they seem good. However they are super bright, I turned the brightness all the way down and I would like to turn it down some more if I could. I will say NEC is an amazing company though and very easy...

Ok now to add more confusion to the choices. Why not just this one Samsung LN52A850 52-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV. since I would have a 60" span anyways, why not just one unit. Would this work for my needs. May even save me some money from the way it looks. =)

Now I am wondering if I should go with three NEC LCD2090UXi or just one of those for the center and two other ones for other tasks such as video and faster responses. Seems all monitors have some sort of trade off. Compared to CRT anyway. =)

Go with a brand new NEC LCD2090UXi- for around $400 if you look seems like a really good deal to me. Not sure if your a gamer, if so it may not be the best then. Good luck.

You have been very very helpful and I thank you for that, since this is for business use I need solid support as well and am leaning toward three NEC LCD2090UXI-BK at $400 each new from a wholesaler this may be the best price as well. HP and Dell concern me a little when it comes to warranty...

What is a OP? < noob... =)

Seems to me Nec may still be the best, but really cost allot $800 each with very slow response time. I have seen one HP that costs $2500 it was manufactured for Dream Works Studios. That's a pricey meatball.

Why LG with all the choices available out here? Is that a IPS panel? I'm only asking because I'm searching myself for three monitors and not sure what to look at yet. Thanks and good luck.

So many choices, this tasks is really difficult as I know just about nothing on LCD screens. Other than using laptops. Good luck...

I will look into this, thank you for the info, seems some others are not satisfied. What about NEC or Acer even? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

I will look into this, thank you for the info, seems some others are not satisfied. What about NEC or Acer even? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Can anyone help in selecting three 20" monitors. With quality being a number one concern. Thank you.