I have a used HP F50 15inch LCD monitor that i'd like to sell for 150$ not including shipping. The specs are here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...004743?v=glance
I will take pictures tonight and post them. If you're interested please reply or email me.
Why are you selling it? Just wondering, cause I am buying a new LCD pretty soon, but im planning on getting a 17" or 19" and was wondering what your thoughts were on that model...
There is nothing wrong with it actually. I just want a resolution bigger than 1024x768. I make websites and graphics so i like to have plenty of screen room for programs. It has a great picture and has never given me any problems.
Yeah, thats what I need as well... something along the lines of 1600x1200 preferably like my notebook.
i wouldn't suggest an LCD is your making graphics though. The picture isn't as good as a CRT, and the screens on most flatpanels are lighter at the top or bottom unless you face it perfectly straight. That's why im selling this one...so i can get a 21inch CRT.
yeah, well i already have a 21" Flatglass CRT which i use for that, but the new LCD is to go along with my mac mini 
Yeah, thats what I need as well... something along the lines of 1600x1200 preferably like my notebook.
You'll more than likely have to get a 20" or 21" LCD to get a resolution that high. Most 17" and 19" LCDs run at 1280x1024. I went to two 17" LCDs at that res from a 19" CRT at 1600x1200...the adjustment was surprisingly easy, although I think I would have been worse off had I not had two LCDs.
I can tell you this, though - if you've never used a 21" LCD on a regular basis before, you will be surprised at how much LIGHT they emit. My boyfriend had one for a few weeks and ended up returning it for a 17" because he couldn't take the light. I don't think you can buy a 19" LCD with current technology at 1600x1200.
Why you can get a laptop with a 14.1" display at 1400x1050 but not a 19" even at that resolution is beyond me, but that appears to be the way it is...
Just my two cents.
You could always try to get one for free from freeflatscreens.com. That's what I did for my first 17".
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