LG Electronics L1950b??

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Anyone got one of these or know anything about the LG Electronics L1950b? Any good for design work (not games or movies)?


I'm looking for a sub £300 19" tft (not TN) for design work, No games or movies!

Cheers!

Matt.
 
Thanks for that! Didnt realise that the LG was TN.. Saw it reviewed in either mac format or mac user got nearly 5 out of 5! The other one they recommended was the Sharp LL-191A and the Sony SDM-HS95P.. any good?

Yeah its for when i work at home, at the studio i have a perfect CRT.. but lack the space at home to have one.. VERY small desk!!

Desperate for suggestions.. for £350 and under tft's aimed at graphic work.. it will never even see a game!

Thanks..

Matt.
 
I have just been reading your threads on the Belinea 10 20 35 and the Philips 200w6.. How would they do for graphics work?

I'm not looking at doing print work at home just mainly multimedia (CD-ROM) and web work.. the Print Layout can stay in the studio as all the machines are calibrated to be identicle .

Would either connect to a mac?

Thanks for your help so far!

Matt.
 
Thanks so much for that info!

Was on the verge of buying the philips today.. but even if there is the slightest chance that its a TN then i'll steer clear!

As for the Viewsonic VX2025wm, looks good and i think thats probably the one i'm going to go for! The NEC is a little out of my price range..

As its just to catch up with work that i've been doing in the studio that isn't Print work then i'm pretty sure the Viewsonic is the one to go for.. what do you think? Are there any reviews and colour measurements of the Viewsonic VX2025WM?

thanks again,

Matt.
 
Yeah out of the box the colours look pretty wild! After calibration it doesn't look all that bad..

So i think thats the one, fingers crossed i have made the right choice! But as i said it's only for doing multimedia design work not print, so total colour accuracy isn't essential.
 
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