[Simply Computers] Re: Monitor with Glossy Screen

 

Pre-packaged computer systems from major companies buy monitors in bulk at lowest possible prices from whoever makes acceptable ones. And those monitor makers buy the cover glass to LCD and LED monitor screens from whoever supplies acceptable glass for the lowest price.
I am pretty sure that the costs drive the type of cover glass at any one time. This may be true as well for the makers of monitors who sell directly to the technology chain stores and mail order firms.
Gregg

--- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, "John Ford" <johnpford@...> wrote:
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> I'm ready to buy a new Desktop PC. Maybe a year ago, I saw plenty of PC's with glossy monitors. Last few days, I don't see them in stores. My read is people complain about the glare. I understand this.
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> In my case I do image editing in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. If you control the lighting, the glare is not a problem. I work in a semi-darkened room. The images pop much more on a glossy screen. It's like the difference between a glossy print and a matte print. Are the glossy monitors still available in ordinary retail outlets like Sams Club, Costco etc.?
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> You have any ideas/tips on this issue?
>
> John Ford
> http://www.pbase.com/sfzjohn
>

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