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Wervie67

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#70436 23-Oct-2010 10:55
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have my eye on a couple of screens at the moment, just want to know which is the best value for money.

Requirements are, ,
20"-24"
1920x1080
price under ~$300

i realize im not gonna get an amazing screen for this price, but i only want sharp colours, bright screen and good movie watching ability

ive found a couple on pricespy that look about right, any suggestions that you think i should take a look at feel free to add.

viewsonic 24"
http://pricespy.co.nz/product.php?e=383251
samsung 23"
http://pricespy.co.nz/product.php?p=427298
 

My gut feeling is telling me Samsung for some reason, feel free to prove me wrong 
Cheers 

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heavenlywild
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  #394988 23-Oct-2010 11:28
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Overall, I would say Samsung makes better screens than Viewsonic.

However, spec vs spec, Viewsonic here wins in terms of refresh rate, but it doesn't mean you will see a significant difference.

Go with Samsung... the safe bet!

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