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"~misfit~" <misfit61nz@subNOSPAMdimension.com> wrote in message
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> "Duncan" <duncansmith99@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > Three other people looked one who uses computer now and again for very
> short
> > time. The latter said looked OK to her but the other two who use
computers
> > daily said they said it gave a concave appearance.
> >
> > My glasses are for reading only and not very strong, tried with two old
> > pairs and without and still found the concave effect. If you look close
at
> > each of the vertical and horizontal lines and it appears straighter.
> >
> > Yes my first FST but I am worried as I spend around five hours daily at
> the
> > computer working on many files that include design layouts with multi
> > photographs and text boxes. Since my first posting yesterday morning I
> find
> > myself getting a little more used to it but no lessening of the concave
> > effect and feeling extremely disappointed with what should of been a
> quality
> > monitor. Number one in PC Advisor month after month.
>
> When I first bought my flat-screen TV it took me a while to get used to
it,
> it too looked concave for a few weeks. Now it's flat. I guess us older
type
> are just so used to looking at convex screens that we have a hard-wired
> compensation system in our brains that needs a little time to adjust.
> --
> ~misfit~

After reading other posts yesterday I thought I would just settle down and
get used to it. But after going round a few computer shops and speaking to
my engineer I am told that sometimes, even after a few weeks, some just do
not seem to get used to this type of monitor.

So as I type it is re-packaged and I have submitted a returns request
(internet purchase) even though there is a 15% charge. It is just stressing
me out now.

Duncan