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mritech75 · 05-28-2005, 08:57 AM

I just received my Hyudai L90D+ a few days ago. I couldn't be happier! I have done a lot of research and post reading and this is the one I settled on. I originally bought the Acer 1912b and had several dead pixels and ghosting with games. Then I thought I'd try the Viewsonic CRT. I hated it after trying the LCD. With the Hyundai I have a much clearer, crisper image and really have no ghosting problems at all with HL2. The Hyundai has an 8ms Samsung panel and I received it with no dead pixels! Some have complained about viewing angles on it but I think it's fine. There may be some graininess with watching DVDs but that's not what I want it for and I haven't yet tried the DVI nor have I compared it with my old CRT yet. Also some have complained about the display buttons but I think they're fine-how often do you mess around with them anyway? Something else to keep in mind with LCDs is that you need to run them in their native resolutions for the best picture quality(1280x1024)for this 19". I hope this helps! (My reported complaints came off Neweggs reviews).

05-28-2005, 08:57 AM	#3
mritech75 Member (7 bit) Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Michigan Posts: 68	I just received my Hyudai L90D+ a few days ago. I couldn't be happier! I have done a lot of research and post reading and this is the one I settled on. I originally bought the Acer 1912b and had several dead pixels and ghosting with games. Then I thought I'd try the Viewsonic CRT. I hated it after trying the LCD. With the Hyundai I have a much clearer, crisper image and really have no ghosting problems at all with HL2. The Hyundai has an 8ms Samsung panel and I received it with no dead pixels! Some have complained about viewing angles on it but I think it's fine. There may be some graininess with watching DVDs but that's not what I want it for and I haven't yet tried the DVI nor have I compared it with my old CRT yet. Also some have complained about the display buttons but I think they're fine-how often do you mess around with them anyway? Something else to keep in mind with LCDs is that you need to run them in their native resolutions for the best picture quality(1280x1024)for this 19". I hope this helps! (My reported complaints came off Neweggs reviews).