Which Monitor Advice?

[northcave]

I recently bought a 13 inch MB Pro and plugged it into the HP1902 monitor. Blurrr!

Just isn't that good and, being more square, doesn't display well with the Macbook.

I know this subject is tackled a lot but I though if i gave my specific requirements someone can just give me a good suggestion.

Size: 21 inches approx
Uses: Video editing and photos
Budget: Middle of the road. Not the best, not the worst.

Many thanks!!!

Tim

 

[TjeuV]

I recently bought a 13 inch MB Pro and plugged it into the HP1902 monitor. Blurrr!

Just isn't that good and, being more square, doesn't display well with the Macbook.

I know this subject is tackled a lot but I though if i gave my specific requirements someone can just give me a good suggestion.

Size: 21 inches approx
Uses: Video editing and photos
Budget: Middle of the road. Not the best, not the worst.

Many thanks!!!

Tim

Hey, try posting this thread in the right section

on topic: You could look at the ultrasharp series by Dell. Some nice IPS Led displays for a reasonable price.

 

[Melbourne Park]

As far as Dell goes ... it seems they might have people who recommend them. They are not the best.

And even NEC quality depends on where one buys one. But price performance, they are top IMO, if you can afford one. And then you have to buy a calibration system, and while the sensors are cheap, the NEC software will talk to its hardware, which is how you get the most reliable colour.

Your budget, use, environment etc all effect your best choice.

 

[Dolorian]

I have a 24 inch Viewsonic and it is fantastic. It is 1080p, has HDMI, DVI and VGA output and sound. It is also a bargain, I got it when it was at 190 bucks, here it is at Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/ViewSonic-VX2...1344985706&sr=8-23&keywords=24+inch+viewsonic

Highly recommended. Have owned it for almost two years without problems.