what is the difference between analog LCD and DVI one?
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The screens are the same but the cables and connectors are different.  Further, the video signals are different.  So, you cannot plug an analog LCD into a graphics card with a digital output just by using an adapter.\n\nSee the references in "Source(s)" for more details.
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Don't listen to the radiation crap, they don't put out nearly enough to really harm you.  LCDs are better, they produce less eye strain because they do not blink like CRTs.  Also, the image quality on new LCDs is excellent.
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Ah, the 2405FPW.  I've seen it work fine with a Ti4200.  I sold mine for $10.  You just have to have the monitor driver for it to work but that's included.  Even VGA works fine.  1920X1200 is about the max that standard single link DVI will support.
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there is no need to dagauss an LCD. They do not work on the same principle as a CRT and therefore do not need this.
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.cablestogo.com/product_list.asp?cat%5Fid=2801&sortType=length&sortDir=ASC&engine=adwords!654&keyword=%28vga+to+dvi%29
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The problem with most current LCD technology is that the chrominance isn't as good as with traditional CRT-based monitors. There are some LCD ones just coming out that have full-color backlight which should make them actually _better_ than CRTs (according to some Wired article I read, anyhow.)\n\nPersonally, I've been pretty happy with the Dell 24xx monitors - they're under $1k, they have a multitude of inputs, and I think I've only got one stuck pixel (and no dead ones.) You're still going to have to color-correct anyway, but you'd have to do that on _any_ monitor you get. (A good gamma correction curve will solve a multitude of ills.)
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Obviously the LCD has the CRT whipped in relation to the radiation, but...\nA good CRT may still be easier on the eye than a bad (or incorrectly set up LCD.\nIf an LCD has both analogue and digital inputs (in my experience) the digital input will produce a crisper image.\nUsing an LCD at anything other than its natural (max) resolution will cause the image to appear blurred.  The SDM-HS75P should be used at 1280x1024.\nThe refresh rate - on a CRT go for the max possible, on my LCD I haven't found that it makes a visible difference..\nAny tools or help on the drivers CD, or Sony's website?\nGood luck!
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The easiest and most simplest way to tell is to look at your computer, where the monitor plugs into it.  If there is another Female VGA port next to the one your monitor is plugged into, then yes it does.  Certain video cards (ATI) will have both a VGA and a DVI (which is the "funny-looking" port) those are dual-monitor but you'll probably need a converter.
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get a lcd. a crt makes your eyes refocus about 20k times an hour not good for you lcd is less as its does not refresh or flicker many times a minute
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A CRT(cathode ray tube) display screen uses a "electron gun" to fire electrons at the phosphor screen, thus creating an image. The advantages to having a CRT screen over a LCD(liquid crystal display) screen is that it's easier to install, since almost all computers and its motherboards have the port integrated.\nThe disadvantages of a CRT screen, is that it's bulky(due to the size of the "electron gun"), and it produces radiation, which is received by your eyes when viewing the screen. Prolonged exposure to the radiation can cause discomfort(in terms of headaches and/or seizures).
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A TFT monitor uses thin-film transistor technology for the ultimate LCD or liquid crystal display. LCD monitors, also called flat panel displays, are replacing the old style cathode ray tubes (CRTs) as the display of choice. Nearly all LCD monitors today use TFT technology.\n\nThe benefit of a TFT monitor is a separate, tiny transistor for each pixel on the display. Because each transistor is so small, the amount of charge needed to control it is also small. This allows for very fast re-drawing of the display, as the image is re-painted or refreshed several times per second............\n\nsource(s) : http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-tft-monitor.htm
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Composit is the raw signal (analogue) without sound and would use RCA jacks to connect.\n\nComponet would use DVI connection to separate out the signals.  \n\nNot that you needed that information but Nvidia video cards use DVI as well as other high-end cards.  Be care full to make sure your TV has the hookups for DVI connections.  You can not purchase a DVI to RCA cables unless you are willing to have them custom made for a very high price.  Double check your TV connections, just because it is HD does not mean it is new enough to support DVI hook ups.  Older HD's don't support them and if you have to use an adapter to use it, then it is worthless. If you use an adapter you lose everything you were trying to gain by using the DVI connection.  It is like getting a true digital signal then running a copper wire to connect it to your tv.  Pointless.  To get a true digital signal on your tv you must use optics.
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SyncMaster 713BM 17" LCD Monitor has 2 interface connectors analog and digital. \nType of connectors used in connecting the monitor to a computer or another type of external device. Typical types include 15-pin VGA connectors for analog connections and DVI for digital signals. Digital Video Interface cable for HDTV applications. This cable is designed to transmit a full bandwidth, uncompressed digital signal from a digital source to HD display
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crt (big) monitors are sharper then lcd (flat screen) but lcd do save space , power, and less heat to,watch the warranty on flat screen they dont last a long as crt do
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This might be the info you are looking for:\n\n2MB video memory\n- 128-bit PCI bus NeoMagic NMG4 graphics accelerator\n- Simultaneous LCD and CRT display ( 1024 x 768 resolution for CRT )\n- 12.1" SVGA TFT LCD\n- 800 x 600 resolution in 16M colors\n- 13.3" XGA TFT LCD\n- 1024 x 768 resolution in 64K color
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thethief is kind of right, but youll get sucky performance. Buy a modern agp or pci-express video card and it should have a dvi and vga input, with a dvi > vga adapter allowing more than one monitor plugged into the video card.
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The DVI is a purely raw signal. While HDTV is a clean up of the signal and progressive scan is for skips. There is also the fact of how big your T.V. is compared to you monitor. It might look better because it's smaller, so there is less pixel space to cover.