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Sat Feb 25, 2006 10:11 pm Reply and quote this post
I must say ViewSonic is a very good for LCD displays. I mean I know it might be costy, but still it is worth. I had little problems with my display and it has been like 5 months, and no problem. I only got a little problem when I start my computer and the moniter starts, itdoes not auto-image the screen, so some of the screen on the left or right and it can a bum somtimes when you have to push the button to let auto image adjust. Does anyone get any help tips to fix this issue?

So what do think of ViewSonics moniters?

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Sun Feb 26, 2006 7:56 am Reply and quote this post
ViewSonic makes some of the best LCD's. Nothing beats the VP930b. However, anything 20\" or above there are better choices then ViewSonic.

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Sun Feb 26, 2006 8:07 am Reply and quote this post
I had a viewsonic for years without any problems.  I think they're well made and great for longevity.

I also like NEC's monitors, I've used them for years as well without any problems whatsoever.

I've never had an LCD display though, only CRT.  I'm too cheap to get an LCD since I try to spend the majority of my funds on my wife and daughter. :)


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