14" LCD better than 15" CRT
To the person who complained about the 14" LCD being smaller than the 15" CRT: There's nothing to worry about, because you're WRONG.
CRT sizes, for some reason surely thought up by the marketing department in some third-rate monitor company, are listed as picture tube diagonals, but what you usually see is about an inch less. That's why you often see descriptions like "15-inch monitor (14.1-inch visible)." It's completely misleading, confusing, unnecessary, and lame.
LCD sizes are actual visible sizes and represent a return to sanity. Hence a 14" LCD is as large as a 15" CRT. Of course, it's also flat, higher resolution, perfectly focussed, and not jittery. You can easily display XGA (1024x768) on a 14.1" LCD (as found in the G3 Powerbook), while it's a stretch for a 15" CRT. In fact the new iBook has demonstrated you can display XGA on a 12" screen fine, so it's too bad they don't make SXGA (1280x1024) 14" LCDs.
