Re: High resolution monitors: query

Jeff Dickey (mailto:jdickey@SEVENSIGMA.COM)
Tue, 16 Apr 1996 22:23:27 -0700 

Message-Id: <mailto:199604170531.AAA00294@library.wustl.edu>
Date:         Tue, 16 Apr 1996 22:23:27 -0700
From: Jeff Dickey <mailto:jdickey@SEVENSIGMA.COM>
Subject:      Re: High resolution monitors: query
To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB


Robert,


Take a look at the Samsung (17GLsi, not 16).  I have been using this one for
a while now and have specified it for two new computers we'll be getting
shortly.  Image quality is quite good, controls are easy-to-use and seem
complete, and it's a _major_ step up from the MAG I was using before!
The fact that it's probably $200-$400 less than the other monitors on
your list should also be nice.  Given Samsung's (admittedly recent)
conversion to high-quality standards and practices (beginning with
ISO 9000-series certifications), the price, and the overall satisfaction
that I and my AutoCAD-wielding partner have had with this monitor, I'm
very bullish on Samsung.


Good luck,


Jeff Dickey


At 20:36 4/15/96 -0400, Robert A. Baron wrote:
>Imagelib readers:

>

>I'm looking for a 17" monitor that can display high quality/high resolution

>images and that can be adjusted for color accuracy.  I have the names of

>several that have been recommended but know of no one who has used any of

>them.  I am especially interested in the longterm image quality, in the

>longevity of the CRT and overall service history.  Any ideas/suggestions

>from imagelib readers will be greatly appreciated.

>

>(I expect to use it with a #9 Imagine 128 card with either 4 or 8 meg vram

>or possibly a Diamond Stealth 64 with 4 meg.)

>

>

>Below are listed the makes and models of those recommended (in descending

>order):

>

>Nanao Flexscan T2 -17TS

>Zenith Dadasys ZCM-1740

>Nanao Flexscan F2-17

>Mitsubichi Diamond Pro 17TX

>Nokia Multigraph 447

>Samsung Synchmaster 16GLsi

>--

>

>Robert A. Baron

>Museum Computer Consultant

>P.O. Box 93, Larchmont N.Y. 10538

mailto:>mailto:rabaron@nyc.pipeline.com
>

>

>

>--

>

>Robert A. Baron

>Museum Computer Consultant

>P.O. Box 93, Larchmont N.Y. 10538

mailto:>mailto:rabaron@nyc.pipeline.com
>

>

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