22-24" Screen

[hackalive]

Hi guys,

I'm after a set of four 22-24+" PC screens, use will be CAD and graphic design.

I should disclose I'm more of a matte screen fan because I don't have to worry as much about reflections.

Any and all advice is much welcome.

Cheers as usual

 

[Timeless]

Maybe good to mention how much you want to spend.

And as it's not for gaming I would look at IPS instead of TN panels.

 

[hackalive]

CNET seem to rate the Dell UltraSharps pretty highly.

What do you guys think of the http://www.dell.com/au/k-12/p/dell-u3011/pd

 

[yassarikhan786]

Well I have the Dell U2410 and I couldn't be happier. The screen is simply amazing, one of the best purchases I've ever made.

 

[Goldskis45]

Seem to be well build screens, never used them tho.

As far as monitors go the only personal experience I have had lately is with two of these

http://www.asus.com.au/Display/LCD_Monitors/VE278Q/

Personally they are the best monitors I have ever used but they are also the first "New top of the line" that I have used too

Reviews on them complain about the base not being sturdy, but mine are just fine.

(the built in speakers are crap btw but I don't use them)

Got them for the Picture in Picture functionality.

(cant use HDMI+DVI combination, but any other combo works)

I used HDMI+Display Port

But thats all I can say for monitors

 

[Diablo]

I'd also recommend the dell ultrasharp u2410. When I colour calibrated it, it changed very little from out of the box, the stand is decent, picture is excellent and it has loads of inputs.

 

[hackalive]

I'd also recommend the dell ultrasharp u2410. When I colour calibrated it, it changed very little from out of the box, the stand is decent, picture is excellent and it has loads of inputs.

Im looking at the 30"

But they are the same product

Glad to hear you think they are good - I believe they also have a "dead" pixel warranty or something.