Choosing the right monitor for the job

In the PC world, there are many types style and ilk of monitor (screen). The difference is simple and only applies 3 ways regardless of size:

1. Connection type
2. Talk speed
3. Resolution

All monitor manufacturers have a low range, mid range and top range set of products, and for a 24" monitor, this can range from $150.00 to $1500.00.

The simple rules is these 3:

1. If you need picture/photo and video work, especially photos and artificial lighting programs, you should use as expensive a monitor as you can afford.
2. If you are a gamer, such as first person shooters, you should buy a monitor that has a low talk speed such as "2ms".
3. If you are neither of these above groups, then buy a cheap monitor that will go the distance. (24" for $160.00 to $190.00). 

Note.
These prices fall every other week.

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