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Prad X-Mas Special 2005

By Reinold Növermann
28th November 2005, 00:00 CET

TFT-LCD flat panel displays are more popular than ever and have come to surpass outdated CRT monitors for quite some time now. This is not too surprising if one considers the many advantages in addition to the enormous saving of space one gets: i.e. a flicker-free screen, brilliant colors, height adjustability and speakers, just to name a few.

Now, that the Christmas holiday season is approaching, flat displays rank on top of many wish lists. For this reason, we would like to provide you with all of the crucial information that you might be needing for the purchase of an LC display by issuing a compactly bundled special for this year’s Christmas, again.

In our Prad X-Mas special we are going to explain to you the do's and dont's for buying an LCD monitor and which of the specs are truly relevant in order to find a display that best suits your own individual needs.

You can find more information about LCD monitors on our website. Feel free to take a look into our FAQ, the glossary or just visit our message board.

You can find a regularly updated list of recommended displays for all kinds of application fields in our Buyer’s Guide.

We wish you good luck with shopping for an LCD monitor and a happy and relaxed holiday season.

The prad.de-Team

Overview

We divided the X-Mas Special into three main focuses in order to make your search as easy possible. Regardless of the actual field of application you are going to buy an LCD for, we would still recommend you to read all three parts of the special, or respectively, to use the summary for looking up the parts that are relevant for you.

Main focus Gamers
Aspects: response time, Overdrive, panels for gamers, resolution & interpolation, DVI, Vsync, tips for LAN parties

Main focus Graphics work
Aspects: display size, panel for graphics work, viewing angle, contrast, color reproduction, configurability, connectivity, tips for TV and DVD

Main focus Office
Aspects: panels for Office, size / price, pivot, ergonomics, design and suppliers

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