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Old March 28th, 2012, 08:32 AM
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Default What's the best "eye friendly" LED pc monitor/s?

Just curious, what's your favorite/tested soft to the eyes and the best LED monitor/s for pc or tv's?
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Old March 29th, 2012, 08:19 AM
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Default Re: What's the best "eye friendly" LED pc monitor/s?

I really don't know how anyone can answer that. There is no one monitor that is best for all situations. I love my two 22" Samsungs on my PC, but no way would I use them for my TV viewing. For that, I love my 46" Samsung.

And for my second PC, I really like my 24" Vizio TV/Monitor.

Really, the only way to find the best monitor for you is for you to go look at them - after you decide what you want. That is, what size? Do you need built in speakers? Does the screen need to tilt? Swivel? Go up and down? Hang on a wall?

How much money is in the budget?
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I tend to like the Samsung S-PVA panels myself as the viewing angles are great. I don't know if that makes it more "eye friendly" but the one thing I will say is that I would NOT call a glossy screen eye friendly. My laptop has a glossy screen and the glare from it is about to do me in.
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Old March 31st, 2012, 01:11 AM
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Default Re: What's the best "eye friendly" LED pc monitor/s?

I think OLED is the way forward, especially if you're a 'gamer' oled is supposed to be a 1,000 times faster than backlit LED technology.
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Default Re: What's the best "eye friendly" LED pc monitor/s?

OLED does show promise, but they are having problems with OLED in larger (over 24 inch) screens. Problems with costs (still in the MANY $1000s), brightness, and longevity. They are great for small screens like tablets and smartphones, but not in larger devices.
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May I suggest the VX2753mh LED by Viewsonic. I have one and it's excellent.

http://www.viewsonic.com/products/de...2753mh-led.htm
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