Cheapest Monitor Above 1280 x 1024

[EllTheGamer]

For years now i have regretted upgrading to tft as soon as i could to my lowly 15", 1024x768, built-in speakers and support for multiple in puts through vga and manufacturer REMOVED! DVI ports.
I'm wondering what is the cheapest thin monitor that can go above 1280 x 1024, size and anything else is not an issue.

[EllTheGamer]

My best find was this
19" 1440x900 £123 inc vat without p+p what kind of shopping comparsion sites do most people use? I use kelkoo but can find it a bit finnicky at times.

[dancingmatt]

Pricerunner. Can't stand Kelkoo - it promotes itself all over the web and is always coming up on Google searches even when it has nothing of relevance. i.e. look for a review, up will come a link to a Kelkoo page saying "we don't have a review - why not be the first to write one" etc.

That monitor only has 900 pixels vertically. You should find a good range of 17" TFTs for about £150-200?

DM

[rae]

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/45569/rb/20495914161

That's quite a cheap monitor, although i've never heard of 'Relisys' before

[EllTheGamer]

Thanks ill keep pricerunner in mind.

I asked for things ABOVE 1280x1024 i dont really care for the 124 pixel height difference if i can get such a great horizontal increase, i dont rele want the height because my main use is gaming and a widescreen shows more than a tall screen (its not that important to see as much sky as possible). Also i especially would prefer a 19" over a 17" for less price AND more width! So thanks for your effort but unfortunately not quite what i was looking for and i have decided when the oppurtunity arrises i shall buy the 19" VideoSeven (my current monitor is videoseven) with 1440x900

[fredered]

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/45569/rb/20495914161

That's quite a cheap monitor, although i've never heard of 'Relisys' before

My school has a load of Relisys monitors, though not that model they are quite clear but very grainy and the backlights are very weak. Perfeectly functional but not very nice to look at.

[Max Tractor]

That video7 is everywhere, saw it ebuyer 125 scan 135 tekheads and more. Hasn't relisys stopped making monitors?

[wannabgeek]

Dude you must get a Dell LCD FPW 20" A Grades (not refurbs) absolutely stunning!!

http://www.itcsales.co.uk/acatalog/1..._Monitors.html
(All the Dells look good here)

http://www.autdirect.co.uk/acatalog/...FT_Panels.html

[Capt Doufos]

128X1204 has more screen area than 1440x900

Also bare in mind a 19" wide is around the same height as a 15" Square, at tad higer but definately a fair bit shorter than a 17"

[cougarslam]

froogle and pricegrabber are my fav comparers for pc parts

make sure u select lowest price first on froogle

[kasavien]

As far as i have seen all normal 4:3 aspect ratio 19" monitors have a max resolution of 1280*1024. Max resolution for 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio 19" is 1440*900. The next step in resolution is for 20", 4:3 aspect ratio monitors have a resolution of up to 1600*1200, for 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio its 1680*1050. In general the more you pay for a monitor the better quality it will be i.e. faster response time, more inputs, better contrast ratio etc.

With that in mind i've been tempted by this -> http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=430057 from scan or perhaps a 4:3 aspect ratio 20" monitor but i haven't seen one at a reasonable price. It annoys me that for an extra inch diagonally it costs around £100 more

Hope this helps

Andy