how are these 3 monitors?

mastrduke

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why arnt those good monitors...ive never bought a monitor b4 so i dont really no what im looking for i just thought below 26 pitch and flat was all that really mattered and doesnt the ibm have all of that?

plz explain and thx for the recs
 

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well other then the IBM the other 2 are not FLAT monitors, if you look at them side by side you can really tell the diff, its the same thing as a normal TV and a Flat TV, picture is sharper clearer and not distorted

the IBM does look good bow cheap it is concerns me, it also is only 19.8in viwable and not 20in viewable
 

mastrduke

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its cheap becuz its a refurb

at least thats why i think its cheap


i think that a refurb is just as good as new...plz plz correct me if im wrong...cuz i really think i may buy this monitor
 

mastrduke

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ya i wasnt sure if a refurb was ok or not...anybody ever bought a refurb monitor...i have a refurb xbox and palm zire 71 and both work like brand new the warranty on the ibm is only 1 year i think tho...is this bad?
 

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lots of people have got refurb monitors and have not have problems but some have gotten refurb monitors with scratchs in the casing and some have a perfect monitor but then in 4 months or soit dies for no reason.

Its all in the luck of the draw

~RaNDoM
 

mastrduke

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would u guys buy the refurbed 21 inch ibm or a new 19 inch that anand uses in their medium price guide?

they use the Samsung 955DF (19") DynaFlat CRT what u guys think? i really dont no anything about monitors and i dont want to spend too much...especialy on a 19 inch...i think almost nething will be an improvement over teh hp pavilion mx90 im using, u can see some of the features here http://tomshardware.bizrate.co...,prod_id--5149409.html

plz tell me which is the better monitor...im also always open to other opinions