Recommend 17" non-widescreen, < 30W LCD monitor?

On 23 Feb, 00:56, Kevin <ke... RemoveThis @local.host> wrote:
> blackhead wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a 17" non-widescreen, < 30W LCD monitor? I intend
> > to use it just for business making a widescreen useless in comparison
> > to a 17" diagonal
>
> http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?Quicklinx=44VC&CategorySelectedI...

It's operational power consumption is 34W which is good but I can get
this with some 19" models. I was hoping to use 17" and so get around
28W like the Hannspree above but with a standard rather than
widescreen
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On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 03:41:35 -0800 (PST), blackhead
<larryharson DeleteThis @softhome.net> wrote:

>On 23 Feb, 00:56, Kevin <ke... DeleteThis @local.host> wrote:
>> blackhead wrote:
>> > Can anyone recommend a 17" non-widescreen, < 30W LCD monitor? I intend
>> > to use it just for business making a widescreen useless in comparison
>> > to a 17" diagonal
>>
>> http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?Quicklinx=44VC&CategorySelectedI...
>
>It's operational power consumption is 34W which is good but I can get
>this with some 19" models. I was hoping to use 17" and so get around
>28W like the Hannspree above but with a standard rather than
>widescreen

Unless you're running this off solar panels I feel you're
making too much of a deal about power consumption. What if
the lower power consumption is due to inferior lighting that
results in worse picture?
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