On 9 Jul 2003 15:59:19 -0700
(David) wrote:

$700 CAN does not qualify as a 'higher end' computer monitor and it
should not be expected to be near perfect. But the problems he is
experiencing go beyond what should be expected as not acceptable.

A higher end computer monitor that is suitable for real production
work that is truely near perfect, 17" size is only $2500 US for the
lowest end models.

Production of _what_?

David

Mike Berger wrote in message
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I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a higher end monitor to be
nearly perfect. I sympathize with the retailer; if they had to
special order it, they

can't put it back in stock, and anyway, it's no longer a new
monitor, so they'd have to sell it as used and take a loss.

Sony should make it good under the warranty. You may not have any
alternative except to send it back to them again with a very
detailed explanation of the problem.

Steeve M wrote:

(Long post - Excuse my bad english, my first language is french)

Here's my history with a 19'' Sony G410R monitor (same model that
G420s but without the speakers).


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