Decided I'm going to save up for a nice monitor. Currently I have a triple monitor setup, (1x 17", 1x 19" and 1x 15"). The 19" only really supports 1024x768, and I'm wanting a little more. So, I started looking around, and I'm stuck between two monitors.
1.) The Dell 2001fp. Everyone knows what it is, so I don't really have to explain it. (An LCD, 20" viewable, 1600x1200 max and optimal, 16ms response time, etc.) Somewhere around $750
2.) Viewsonic P225FB 22" Perfect Flat CRT Monitor. 20" viewable, 2048 x 1536 max res., 1920 x 1440 optimal res. 68.4 lbs. $605 shipped from newegg.com
( http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=24-116-234&depa=0 )
Both are 20" viewable size. Ignoring price, and also ignoring the fact that the 2001fp is an LCD, which one would you rather have? I'm really drooling over the 1920 x 1440 optimal resolution on the CRT, plus I know the colors are going to be awesome on it, and great refresh rates...
What exactly are the advantages of the 2001FP? Obviously I don't want to take a 68 pound CRT monitor to LANs, but I have a bunch of smaller ones to take, so that won't really be an issue.
So.... What would you choose (and why)?
1.) The Dell 2001fp. Everyone knows what it is, so I don't really have to explain it. (An LCD, 20" viewable, 1600x1200 max and optimal, 16ms response time, etc.) Somewhere around $750
2.) Viewsonic P225FB 22" Perfect Flat CRT Monitor. 20" viewable, 2048 x 1536 max res., 1920 x 1440 optimal res. 68.4 lbs. $605 shipped from newegg.com
( http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=24-116-234&depa=0 )
Both are 20" viewable size. Ignoring price, and also ignoring the fact that the 2001fp is an LCD, which one would you rather have? I'm really drooling over the 1920 x 1440 optimal resolution on the CRT, plus I know the colors are going to be awesome on it, and great refresh rates...
What exactly are the advantages of the 2001FP? Obviously I don't want to take a 68 pound CRT monitor to LANs, but I have a bunch of smaller ones to take, so that won't really be an issue.
So.... What would you choose (and why)?