Friday, 25 January 2013

MBP as desktop or move on?


recently 2007 mpb suffered torn screen ribbon. works fine connected external monitor, i'm thinking investing few hundred dollars create decent desktop (new monitor, keyboard , mouse). don't care losing portability, questioning whether it's worth money create desktop out of older machine.

i'm concerned how non-apple external monitors work mbps. while i'm not looking same clarity mbp monitor, i'd relatively close. and, i'd able inexpensive monitor. once "desktop" gets above $300, think makes more sense @ newer used imac.

stories lack of sharpness external monitors exception or rule? short of hooking mbp bunch of monitors @ big box store, i'm not sure how can figure out monitors work well.

thoughts?
 

lack of "sharpness" vs. mbp screen? that's new 1 me... haven't run don't mess around budget displays either...

i'm switching imacs mbps , external displays. don't care imac "glassy" display , lack of ergonomic adjustments. external displays can purchased of better quality stock imac displays comparable price. don't require power of imac or power mac , idea of having "all in one" mac both desktop , portable computer.

1 route can take increase budget , display can use portable mac when upgrade. 1 area don't scrimp display, spend of day on macs , image editing, needs may different yours. new imac costs substantially more $300, why not consider spending little more money since figure must include new input devices?

prefer nec displays high quality, reliability , 4 year warranty. ldc displays start @ $300 msrp; there thirty ccfl backlit models led backlit.

other people have suggestions less expensive displays. monitors photography web site asus display less $300: http://monitorsforphotography.com/reviews/asus-pa238q-23-review-best-value-monitor-for-photography. don't have personal experience asus displays , if considering @ other review web sites before making decision.
 


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