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LaCie Electron Blue 19" Monitor, is it good?
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My father is going to order a 1Ghz DP G4 tomorrow and he wants a top quality 19" CRT monitor to go with it. I understand that this is a good one. Does anybody have one of these? Any others that are better for similar money? Thanks for the help! 
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Originally posted by davidflas:
<STRONG>My father is going to order a 1Ghz DP G4 tomorrow and he wants a top quality 19" CRT monitor to go with it. I understand that this is a good one. Does anybody have one of these? Any others that are better for similar money? Thanks for the help! </STRONG>
I have the older 21" which is very similar. The LaCie monitors are excellent.
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Electron 22 Blue - absolutely perfect!
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i bought the 19"er, best monitor i've used, especially when compared to the apple 17" lcd. and the hood thing that comes with the lacie makes the monitor look ultra cool...
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The LaCie monitors are actually Mitsubishis, which (if you read my response to the 17" ADC thread) you know I love.
The Electron19 is the Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 920, the Electron22 is the Diamond Pro 2060u. The Mitsubishis are beige, not blue, but are usually cheaper.
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I bought one of the electron22blueIII monitors and I really love it. I have had many 21" monitors and I am VERY picky about convergence and detail, and specifics of monitor capabilities. I have been a Graphics Pro for 10 years and this monitor has surpassed every monitor I have used.
And LaCie is only a mile from my house which is a huge plus since I picked it up in my truck and so I have support that is very close (but i highly doubt I will ever need it) 
I cant speak highly enough about these fine products, and In a sea of really poorly manufactured and calibrated monitors this is a shining star.
GET ONE!!
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I bought one of the electron22blueIII monitors and I really love it. I have had many 21" monitors and I am VERY picky about convergence and detail, and specifics of monitor capabilities. I have been a Graphics Pro for 10 years and this monitor has surpassed every monitor I have used.
And LaCie is only a mile from my house which is a huge plus since I picked it up in my truck and so I have support that is very close (but i highly doubt I will ever need it)
I cant speak highly enough about these fine products, and In a sea of really poorly manufactured and calibrated monitors this is a shining star.
GET ONE!! - You wont regret it.
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They are damn good monitors.
As stated by tooki, they use the Mitsubishi Diamontron tube, but when I was looking for my 19, it had a built-in USB hub and the Mitsubishi didn't. The hub comes in VERY handy!
Also, they have a 5 year warranty, which is nothing to sneeze at.
Oh, and the colour matches my G4/400 
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