Help me blow £4500

[HEADRAT]

If your finding you abit under budget just get a couple of these :-

LG L2010P

Specifications

Screen type Colour TFT-LCD
Screen Size 20.1"
Viewable H x V (mm) 408 x 306
Pixel Pitch (mm) 0.255 x 0.255
Pixel Configuration RGB Vertical Stripe Pitch
USB Yes (2 down, 1 up)
Face Treatment Hard coating 3H, Anti-glare
Viewing Angle - Horizontal 176 degrees
Viewing Angle - Vertical 176 degrees
Native Resolution 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz (Digital 60Hz)
Horizontal Scan Frequency kHz 30-94
Vertical Scan Frequency Hz 56-85
Factory Presets: Maximum Resolution Hz 1600 x 1200 75 (Analogue only)
1600 x 1024 60
1280 x 1024 75
1024 x 768 85
800 x 600 85
640 x 480 85
Display Colours 16.8 million
Response Time (ms) 16 NICE !!
Brightness 250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio 400:1
Dimensions W x D x H (mm) 446 x 237 x 446
Weight (kg) 9.9
Tilt Forward 5, Back 30
Swivel (L/R) 45/45
Height (mm) 80.8
Rotate to Portrait 90 degrees
Control Modes 19 preset modes, 6 user modes
Video Signal Connectors 15 Pin D-Sub, DVI-I
Mac Compatible Yes
Digital On-Screen Controls Yes / LightView
Power Man. System EPA Energy Star
Power Consumption (w) 60 on, 5 standby, suspend, 1 off
MPRII Compliant Yes
TCO 95/99 Compliant TCO 99
Vesa Plug & Play DDC2B
Wall mountable - VESA standard 100

£1,162.07 inc VAT (Give me a Sony G500 any day)

HEADRAT

[fondie]

i've an LG Electronics L2010P 20" LCD Monitor in my suggested spec ^.

[Knoxville]

Originally posted by cky2k
-knox, how about your fee for research?

sounds good, i take nochex and bank transfers

[HEADRAT]

Originally posted by fondie
i've an LG Electronics L2010P 20" LCD Monitor in my suggested spec ^.

Oops, sorry must have missed it in the rest of the thread !

HEADRAT

[fondie]

Originally posted by HEADRAT
Oops, sorry must have missed it in the rest of the thread !

HEADRAT

no need to be sorry, 2 opinions are better than one

[Jiff Lemon]

Originally posted by HEADRAT
Oops, sorry must have missed it in the rest of the thread !

HEADRAT

S'ok - we'll pretend his thread was invisible cos I missed the SCSI drives too!

[KPeh]

Originally posted by HEADRAT
If your finding you abit under budget just get a couple of these :-

LG L2010P

Specifications

...
1280 x 1024 75
1024 x 768 85
800 x 600 85
640 x 480 85
Display Colours 16.8 million
Response Time (ms) 16 NICE !!
Brightness 250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio 400:1
..

£1,162.07 inc VAT (Give me a Sony G500 any day)

HEADRAT

Apparently that specification is incorrect. So it is not 16ms.

Also, to whoever suggested the Sennheiser 580s at £160, they can be bought for £90 at askdirect.co.uk (edit: actually, those are the 590s, but still). Their bigger brother, the HD600s can be bought for £120 however.

[fondie]

it's 25ms i believe

[d_fresh1]

with that mney , i'd rather travel the world, do all the things i always wanted to do...slide across the taj mahal's marble floors in a potato sack, drop a pea off the empire state buidling...then invest the rest...oh and supse go clothes shopping in london (yes im a guy )

[Aaron]

If you're going to spend that much money, you might as well get some hi-fi speakers.

You could get a nice B&W surround sound package for around £1000 and a decent receiver for around £500. Take away around £500 for a 19" TFT monitor and that still leaves you with £2500 to buy the ultimate machine.

[d_fresh1]

Originally posted by Aaron
If you're going to spend that much money, you might as well get some hi-fi speakers.

You could get a nice B&W surround sound package for around £1000 and a decent receiver for around £500. Take away around £500 for a 19" TFT monitor and that still leaves you with £2500 to buy the ultimate machine.

Originally posted by d_fresh1
with that mney , i'd rather travel the world, do all the things i always wanted to do...slide across the taj mahal's marble floors in a potato sack, drop a pea off the empire state buidling...then invest the rest...oh and supse go clothes shopping in london (yes im a guy )

completely ignore me...lmao

[Merlin]

yeah, i wouldn't advise spending that much on any rig. go see the world! travel a bit! then come back and spend the remaining 2k on a very nice rig!

[steve threlfall]

Seriously dont spend this much as it will be out of date within six months

[Knoxville]

Anything you buy will be out of date in six months, the key is finding a happy medium

[Korky]

If he keeps ontop of everything by selling his current stuff and buying the new things straight away he can keep it up to date without loosing TOOO much money.

[Agent]

If i had that much, persoanly id be waiting for 6 months or so, and get a cheap PC in the mean time. Then when the AMD64 boards and chips have mattured a little, get one of those, with a top of the range g.card and there will be better TFT's out.

Just IMO though.