Have money, go for 24". If not, 22" is ok. 22" for RM6++ is a value for money.

Anyone seen the BenQ's 22" E2200 (not sure thats the exact code) anywhere yet? i need to get a new monito asap...and whats the price?

E2200HD is RM585 in Melaka? Which shop? I'm interested! Btw, I surfed to the global benq website, there's 2 type of E2200HD, one with HDMI one without @@. Even the T2200HD has 2 type, one with DVI one only VGA lol.

which model 24" LCD is the best

but so expensive

guys, can you recommend me what lcd monitor to get ? im looking for wide 22inch. my budget is around 700.

Hi all,

I'm in Singapore and it seems like Singapore isn't carrying the above Benq products... So any suggestion how I can get it? Online sales? Or nearest place in Malaysia I can go from Singapore to buy it? Thx!

Sry that i have to repost this anyone can help me out? any feedback would be very appreciated

dell now mentioned/posted bout their panel thiggy..

for 24", look out for panel type

dell 2409 got HDMI la dude..plz check

samsung 24" already same price as my T220 i bought only a few months back..i have this 'fear' everytime i enter lowyat and ill end up depressed everytime i leave..gigabyte Hd4850 oso drop rm20 TWO DAYS after i bought it..stress....

I was referring to running games on native. I get your point on running lower requirement games, and not all games are like crysis. and hopefully none are like the poorly optimized crysis. But gaming requirements will always get higher through time, and as to my condition, which is running an external monitor on a laptop, 24" won't really cut it even though I'd really love the extra 2". Actually, my point is more towards 1680x1050 vs 1920x1080 on 22" than 22" vs 24".

But videos are another thing. I found out that running SD videos on my 22" looks way better than 19" even though the 19" has less resolution. Probably due to the dot pitch.

Honestly, I don't know why but I don't like how 22"s are running 1920x1080. The words are going to look so small, that you'd have to turn up the font size. But what's the point of running a larger font size given that you could easily buy a lower native res and have more fun instead. More work space is debatable because, if you run two browsers and having to scroll left and right due to the dpi size, isn't that the same as the lower res 22"? 1080p on 22"? Try to run a 1080p on 1680x1050, and tell me you can spot a difference without looking very hard at the details? If you can, then by all means, those 'FULLHD" 22" are good to go, else, are you going to get a 20" wide screen with extra 0.8 inch on both sides, which is the BenQ T2200/E2200? I can't, and I'm happily using a 1680x1050 22" and running games on it.

I not sure my PC requirement can support this E2200HD or not, I want to make sure it before I buy it. My PC spec is,

Processor: AMD Athon 807Mhz
Motherboard: ASUS A7V
Graphic card: NVDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400

If E2200HD can’t support, how about the T2200HD

I heard refer to my above PC spec, for HDMI LCD need the special HDMI connector, is it true?

Hi G5sim,

I'm from Balakong.

Thanks for ur info. lucky know it before i purchase it. appreciated!

And refer to my spec, what the propose LCD for me?

bro...the t2200hd or 2233bw cannot play game 1?

2233SW does not have HDMI input unfortunately. The E2200HD has though.
3870 playing games at 1920x1080... Things are gonna be in "matrix" mode unless you tone down graphics settings for some games.