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Mine uses regular red-black wire. I replaced it with white generic wire from a hardware store to match my walls. Works fine. My speakers do make a popping noise though. Come Monday, I'll probably ship them back to be exchanged. It's a speaker isssue. Supposedly they have a solution. Can anyone...
I'm looking at either the 204b or the 19" Viewsonic vp230b; they are about the same price. Let it suffice to say that this review pushed me significantly in the direction of the 204b ;) . My only qualm is that the Viewsonic has an 8-bit panel, but... that isn't too much of an advantage...
I don't need the best of the best. Whatever it is, it's sure to be better than this Dell 1800FP. The Viewsonic VP930B seems to fit my needs. It's from a company I've heard of, has an 8-bit panel, and doesn't cost too much. After all, the best of the best is always expensive.
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As for HDCP...
Hmmm....I'm rather hesitant. Although the specs are nice, it's from an unknown company and....I don't want to mess with that. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
So, what about the aforementioned vp930b? It gets good reviews, and it can be had for $299.
Basically, here's my list...
I'm looking into buying a 19" LCD monitor (not widescreen) for my new system. There are a lot more than there were before, to say the least. :)
I don't need something for "gaming;" what I really want is accurate color reproduction rather than fast response time. After all, this is a 25 ms...