AaronJB
Second Unit
- Joined
- Nov 2, 1998
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Hey all,
I'm considering getting a new 27-inch monitor as a "second" set. I'm not looking to spend a fortune, but here's the debate:
I'd like to get one of Samsung or Zenith's ED (in the case of the one Samsung - 2745) or HD monitors. However, I hear plenty of debate on whether or not these are worthwhile sets. Some people seem to enjoy their Samsungs, but I hear other issues such as color issues, stray lines in the image, geometry issues and more. The Zenith (C27V36) seems to also have its share of problems, but some pros in its favor.
Essentially, I'd like to get into HD at a reasonable price (budget of $650ish), but I don't want to get into one of those situations where I keep switching/returning TVs or somehow get a good one after 3 times. The reliability seems sketchy with these.
My other option would be one of the Sony Wegas. While the picture quality may not be as good on these non-progressive sets, the reliability seems like a safer bet, as these sets seem to have less issues.
Thoughts?
I'm considering getting a new 27-inch monitor as a "second" set. I'm not looking to spend a fortune, but here's the debate:
I'd like to get one of Samsung or Zenith's ED (in the case of the one Samsung - 2745) or HD monitors. However, I hear plenty of debate on whether or not these are worthwhile sets. Some people seem to enjoy their Samsungs, but I hear other issues such as color issues, stray lines in the image, geometry issues and more. The Zenith (C27V36) seems to also have its share of problems, but some pros in its favor.
Essentially, I'd like to get into HD at a reasonable price (budget of $650ish), but I don't want to get into one of those situations where I keep switching/returning TVs or somehow get a good one after 3 times. The reliability seems sketchy with these.
My other option would be one of the Sony Wegas. While the picture quality may not be as good on these non-progressive sets, the reliability seems like a safer bet, as these sets seem to have less issues.
Thoughts?