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Subject: 21" Monitor recommendations?
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I'm in the market for some 21" monitors.  I'm biased towards the
Nanao/Eizo models (my 21" at work and my 17" at home are gorgeous), but
the model I'm using at work is discontinued, and the replacement isn't
nearly as nice.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a *real* 21" monitor that will
handle 1600x1200@72Hz, with a decent dot-pitch?  My current monitor will
handle 1600@1200@76Hz, and has a .25 dot-pitch, and I'd like something
that is comparable.  I'd like to spend under $2K/monitor if possible.

Thanks!



Nate