RE: Flat Screen Monitors

["Timothy Morris" <timothy.morris@xxxxxxx>]

I've been doing a bit of looking around myself Brian, but as the prices
seem to be dropping on a monthly basis am waiting until I actually move
before I buy. While it is possible to get screens at bargain basement
prices, from what I have seen they aren't all created equal. For a 100
quid premium over the cheapest the Iiyama range seem to have a very good
price performance. I've certainly been impressed with the quality of
their CRT screens. For around 600 quid retail they do a panel which has
DVI as well as VGA input, wall mounting option, USB hub, and it can
swivel to offer both landscape and portrait formats. www.iiyama.co.uk

Tim



-----Original Message-----
From: Brian G. Reynolds [mailto:brian.g.reynolds@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 04 March 2002 21:55
To: UKHA Group
Subject: [ukha_d] Flat Screen Monitors

Hi all, following my exploits over the w/e I am probably going to be in
the
market for a new monitor.

I was thinking of trying a 17" flat screen jobbie, can anyone give me
any
pointers as to a good make/type?

I would like to have 2 monitors connected but the cost of flat screens
will
probably be too expensive.

Also I once saw a flat screen monitor connected to a "arm"
instead of a
stand, has anyone else seen these anywhere?

Thanks all,

B.



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