Monitors Help buying a lcd monitor

[vaibhavgaikwad]

Hi,
Need help buying a lcd monitor, I am looking for following features:
1. Height adjustment
2. Pivot
3. Good input options (RGB, DVI, HDMI)
4. HD resolution
5. 2-5 ms response time
I found AOC 2218Ph close, but not a exact match, as it does not have DVI and HD resolution.

So what are other better options?

 

[Gannu]

Budget?

22 or a 24 incher?

I would reckon the Dell S2409W with a 3-yr warranty at 14.1k! At that pricing, no other 24 incher can get close to it. Meets all your requirements if you've that kind of a budget.

PS: The 14.1k pricing is via a TE member from this thread: IC: Dell LCDs @ best prices @ 3/5yrs warranty @ Home delivered

 

[vaibhavgaikwad]

Thanks Gannu,
14 K is amazing, but I think it not pivot-able and can't adjust the height (agree its a cool deal)?

Budget is around 15K-20K, 22'' should do fine, but if i can get 24'' I wont say NO

 

[neomustdie]

i was about to say that.. no height or pivot but amazing deal.. S2409W

 

[Gannu]

^Forgot about that. Only the Ultrasharp series have the height adjustable and pivotable stand but is that really a requirement?

 

[vaibhavgaikwad]

Oh yes, as a software developer I would like to make it vertical many times, and height adjustment is also need to have nice code view

Anyone heard for this one?

24" Acer B243Wbdr Widescreen FullHD DVI-D / VGA LCD Monitor w/Pivot (Black)

 

[Ameet148]

Oh yes, as a software developer I would like to make it vertical many times, and height adjustment is also need to have nice code view

Don't look for a adjustable monitor, rather purchase a simple one and buy a good aftermarket stand from the same company or from others.Believe it man they are Bang for Buck.

thank you

 

[vaibhavgaikwad]

Ok Ameet, point considered.

If I get a separate stand, then I should make sure the monitor has a flexibility to get fit onto the stand, or should I drill holes into the LCD from back?