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Old 02-15-2005, 03:49 PM   #14
Jimmie Arroyo Jimmie Arroyo is offline
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I went shopping recently for a flatscreen to hook up to my wife's Sony laptop. Sony said I could plug a monitor to her model, but someone at BestBuy told me I could'nt because it did'nt have a monitor port. I was also told (not including Apple, as they do not carry them) that the CRT are far superior to the flatscreens. They looked it. I myself have never seen the Apple in person, so I can't compare. I might invest in a refurbished 22" CRT monitor until I can afford something better.

Linda, your Sony must be newer and better than my wife's because I can't see a great image unless I'm directly in front of it, which gets annoying. It's still better than a print, but setting it up to view is extra work.

Tim, I believe the widescreen monitors can be viewed vertically originally intended to view documents in whole.
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