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singer@uwovax.uwo.ca writes:

>J.J.Tamlico points out there are two versions of the Viewsonic 5, that one is
>.26 and the other .28 dot pitch. The carton of the one I evaluated said .26 dot
>pitch. As I say, it was mediocre--looked like every other run-of-the-mill
>monitor. I evaluated a cheapter one, Everdata model 1812AD (interlaced) selling
>for circa $350 in Canada and it was far better than the much more expensive
>NEC. It is possibly made by Hitachi or a Korean outfit (Dai Wu? or some such).
>Sharpest monitor I have seen.
>-- 

Have you tried the static test with these monitors.

(i.e., feel the static crackle as you put your hand or hair 
near teh screen.  The Viewsonic seems to have good low radiation
properties and less glare than most cheap monitors.)

Has anyone tested the new NEC low radiaiton monitors.
They look pretty ugly, but seem to have good image resolution
and you definitely can't get any static electricity out of them.
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