Best 22" monitor?

[Oxy]

These are the ones i can choose between. I am thinking about IIyama but what is the diffrence between Pro 510 and Pro 511?

COMPAQ P1210 22# TCO99 USB Klicka har 9,895.00 kr
IIYAMA VISIONMASTER PRO 510 22# TCO-99 Klicka har 7,995.00 kr
IIYAMA VISIONMASTER PRO 510 22# TCO-99+HOGT+USBHUB Klicka har 8,995.00 kr
IIYAMA VISIONMASTER PRO 511 22# TCO-99 Klicka har 7,795.00 kr
MITSUBISHI PLUS 200 22# DIAMONDTRON NF TCO-99 Klicka har 8,695.00 kr
MITSUBISHI PLUS 220 22# DIAMONDTRON NF TCO-99 Klicka har 9,650.00 kr
MITSUBISHI PRO 2045U 22# DIAMONDTRON NF TCO99 Klicka har 10,895.00 kr
NEC MULTISYNC FP1350 22# TCO-99 I lager 7,595.00 kr
NEC MULTISYNC FP1370 22# FLAT FACE TCO-99 Klicka har 9,995.00 kr
SAMSUNG SYNCMASTER 1200NF 22# TCO-99 Klicka har 7,995.00 kr
VIEWSONIC P220F 22# TCO-99 Klicka har 7,995.00 kr
VIEWSONIC P225F 22# TCO-99

 

[Oyeve]

What the hell is

<< Klicka har 9,650.00 kr >>

?

 

[subhuman]

I use a ViewSonic P810, P815 and various 17&quot; models. 3 of the 5 died before the 3 years was up, the rest died within 6 months afterwords, I'm running on my original P810 that they &quot;fixed&quot; which still hums really loudly and flickers.

My opinion: Avoid ViewSonic &amp; Optiquest.

I also miss my 17&quot; Sony Trinitron, I'm an aperature grill kinda-guy. So I'd go with the Diamondtron tube or Trinitron tube.

 

[LXi]

Definitely avoid ViewSonics...

From that list, most of the monitors are fairly equal, the two that stand out is the Iiyama Pro 510 and Samsung 1200NF. The Pro 511 is a newer model, with a better looking casing, but lower specs than the Pro 510.

 

[pjs]

What the hell is

<< Klicka har 9,650.00 kr >>

?


It's money!


I have the NEC fp1350 and have been pleased so far (2 years).

Paul

 

[Oxy]

klicka har means click here in swedish.

 

[Oyeve]

OIC.

 

[akiraxtc]

If you see from my sig, i'm using the Compaq P1210...
I have been VERY satisfied with it.. very flat no sign of curves at all, best of all no curved look like most flat screens do. It also has twin inputs to connect to a second computer and switch back and forthbetween machines in a flick of a switch. If you want pictures (Copy and paste):
http://www.geocities.com/anime_x_2000/Monitor1.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/anime_x_2000/Monitor2.JPG
I'm running this puppy at 2048x1536 @ 75 Hz when doing serious work, then i switch back to 1600x1200@85.