Is LG monitors batter than SAMSUNG monitors?
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I have LG CRTL 17' monitor. I have been using it from 4 years and absulitely no problem with it.
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Absolutely, but you will want to find a linux that has built in power saving settings.  Windows has features that will detect if the computer it is on is running on battery or on direct power.  When on battery, certain things are done to save energy: CPU is run at slower speed, consuming less power and running cooler.  The CPU fan is run less often.  The screen is run at a lower light level.  And the drives are parked and slept when not in use.  All these extend the life of the battery greatly.  You will want to find a version of linux that can perform these functions or the battery life on the notebooks will be very short.  Even more so since the batteries are very old by now.  If you plan on running the laptops on power all the time, then it will come down to your preference as to what version of Linux you should use.
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As far as I'm aware they'res not. There are generally settings on the actual monitor for stuff like that. Those settings are independent of the computer or the video card
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I would suggest that rather than deciding based\non "monitor" vs. "tv", you should look at the\nobjective metrics. \n\nThe most obvious is "resolution".  It's common\nto find monitors which are in the ballpark\nof 1000x1000, the standard TV resolution is\n480x525.  When you compare these, it's obvious\nthat the monitor has roughly 4 times the\nresolution.\n\nHowever, it's not that simple because some new TV's\nsupport HDTV, so their resolution may be comparable.\n\nThe more expensive monitors, however, now support\nsome really high resolutions, which are probably\nmore than any TV has a need for (since there's \nonly so much data on a DVD or HDTV broadcast).\n\nOne other issue that some people compare is whether\nit is "progressive scan" vs. "interlaced".  In\nprogressive scan, even line of output is redrawn\non every refresh (ie. every frame).  In interlaced,\nthe odd lines are drawn on one cycle and then the\neven lines are done on the next.  This is no longer \nstrictly a TV vs. monitor issue because newer TV's \nsupport progressive scan.
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No, it is a balance. You Match the power supply output with the load requirements of all the components. Most have reserve capacity.\n\nWhen you upgrade your computer with more hard drives, more powerfull video or sound cards then you need a more powerfull power supply
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They are both good but if your loking for something a little cheaper go with Samsung.
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Honestly no. Scratches on an lcd monitor are permanent. If you hear about anybody selling products that will magically make the scratches disappear, I guarantee you that it is a scam. If the scratch is serious, then the pixels around the scratched area are also destroyed, meaning the individual light particles can no longer be correctly be displayed in that area.
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test the monitor out with another system, if it does the same then it is most likely the monitor ( unless the monitor requires drivers to be installed ) if you need drivers for the monitor then either go on www.driverguide.com and look for not only the driver for the monitor which is generally speaking an inf or ini file but also look for your graphics card driver ( which generally is on the graphics card manufacturers website --> I would defintly check with the manufacturers websites first for both the monitor and the grahpics card ) If you post back with the make and model info of both your graphics card and monitor , myself or someone else can post back with either url's or more useful info :)
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Go for LG brand. It is the best available as of now.
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NEC are really good monitors.  They actually build the Pioneer Elites that everyone talks about.  They build them at their plant, and put the Pioneer Elite label on them.  I think that they may be one of the better displays out there.  The technology is so good now though, that ALMOST all displays are good.  Please note the almost in that last sentence.
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512 RAM\n80 GB memory\n3.00 processor(intel)\n\nmonitor lg\nmouse optical (samsung)\ncpu frontech
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Go with a LCD monitor.  No radiation because they don't use a crt
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You are right to check the ratings.  Consider the LCD Monitors at NewEgg.  They show ratings from customers.   Visit http://www.newegg.com and use the Search feature to find LCD MONITOR.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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The first thing to do is check an make sure that you are running your monitor at the "native resolution".\n\nIn a flat panel display, the native resolution is the maximum resolution of the unit. Unlike CRT displays, the native resolution of a flat panel delivers the best quality. At lower resolutions, the quality varies considerably among different brands. However, increasingly, the quality is improving.\n\nThe next thing to check is the response time, the lower the better.\nAt one time 8ms was considered good for video, now there are 4ms and there may be lower.\n\nBasically this is the amount of time it takes a pixel to change, and of course, the faster the better. Older monitors didn't have very good response time and when you watched a quality video stream you received artifacts (square blocks) because the screen just could not keep up.\n\nHope this helps.
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Usually the CRT/LCD option on a laptop isn't regulated by windows though. hmm.. I'm pretty sure if your laptop has an S-Video out, it also has an SVGA out which you can just plug a normal monitor to it and use the CRT/LCD function on your laptop without problems.
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LG in general is not such a good brand. The advertisment on tv makes it out that the motto as (Life Great) but to me its (Long Gone). The original name for LG is actually GoldStar but for some reason GoldStar appliances uses cheap parts made from korea and keeps breaking down. So they up market the looks and change the names to LG but the component is still made in Korea.Dont get me wrong LG is generally cheaper then other brand so you get for you pay for.
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they are the same. just the name. i have both toshiba and acer.