What type of screen do you use?

[webmaster]

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[steve.ledger]

LCD's
24" Dell Ultra Sharp for the primary - 17" LGE Flatron for the secondary.

(Projector for the home theatre though

[Soquili]

I use LCD screens primarily however I still have two CRT screens that I use for comparison.

[amoore]

Office: 19" IBM ThinkVision LCD for the primary; 24" Samsung SyncMaster for the secondary

Home: Hitachi 19" CRT for the primary; ViewSonic 17" LCD for the secondary

In the office, I actually do most of my Xtreme work on the Samsung. I have to run it as the secondary because it doesn't have enough power to operate as the primary.

My tech writer is using a 21" Hitachi CRT as his primary and a ViewSonic 17" LCD as his secondary. We also have access to a Lenovo ThinkVision 24" LCD.

[Karateed]

19" NEC MultiSync FE991sb.....I hope it never breaks....I love it.

[gwpriester]

24 inch Dell Ultra Sharp (no Steve and I are not sharing the same monitor)

[rsnowman2]

LG Flatron as primary

Also have 2 19" LG Studioworks 995E CRTs, each on a seperatre desktop.

The wife uses an off brand flatscreen that is supposed to also work as a TV
but I don't like its picture quality. She got it special order (price) through her sewing club.

[tankol]

I use the photo of my baby

[ankhor]

Actually, I wish that I would win a lottery or something so I can replace most of my CRT's with LCD's , it would save such an amount of space on my desk <sigh>

[Burpee]

I think I bought the last CRT on Earth when I got my ViewSonic graphics series G90fb. I was warned that LCDs were not very graphic friendly yet (at that time). I hear that they are much better now, if not better than CRTs.

I have it sitting on a small table, 40 inches away from my face. Makes seeing the fine print hard sometimes but otherwise it would take up all my desk space.