How to pick the Best Computer Monitor that will fit You
I know I may have down played buying a monitor a little on the previous page, it's something that needs to be a high quality, how ever, if it comes to clamping a tight budget, it's better to buy a used monitor, get something not so good here than sacrifice on the hardware that will keep your computer working great over time.
Choosing The Best Computer Monitor
When it comes to picking the monitor, first thing to take note of is technology, currently, there are 2 main ones, LCD, and LED. Both give a very good picture, life, power consumption and contrast will generally be better on the LED.Look at resolution, at this point 1650 x 1050 or greater is recommended on a wide screen. Ideally, 1920 x 1080 is the resolution to get, or something with more, since 1080p HDTV is 1920 x 1080. This will ensure you have a resolution that supports all current technology.
Now, since how we view color is subjective, find the monitors that support what we talked about above, as well as the little tip below. Walk around, compare all of them, usually it doesn't take long and your eye will tell you which ones looks the best to you. At this point, there is only one thing left to do, walk a little to each side of the monitor to make sure the viewing angle of the monitor is something you like as well.
Be brand specific here, if you know it, Acer, Sony, Toshiba, it's something you should look at. Otherwise, pass by. My personal choice is Acer, my wife and me both love the picture on them.
If you have trouble deciding, outdoor videos shot in bright sunlight, as well as video shot in very low light, like a cave will help you decide. In both cases look for detail, and make sure you can tell the shades between the bright colors, in the low light, make sure you can tell the difference between the shades of grey to black.
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