What do you need to consider when choosing a new monitor? When choosing a new monitor, there are some features that you should look for that will affect your decision making process. One of these features is called the refresh rate. The refresh rate is what controls the speed at which the image refreshes, allowing the person watching the monitor to refresh the screen quickly without any distortion. Two different types of refresh rates are used on a monitor, namely the standard refresh rate and the high-refresh rate monitor.
Have you ever considered buying the new largest display available on the market, the 49-inch monitor? The great thing about a 49-inch monitor is that you will be able to view your computer screens at eye-level as if you are sitting several feet away. The other great feature you get with the large screen size is that it gives you a true viewing area of about two thousand pixels squared, or about ten times the amount of space you have in your typical computer display screen. If you are someone who has a lot of open space in front of your computer, then the benefits of a large screen monitor are definitely going to be noticeable. You can have a lot more room to view your desktop and also be able to see more detail in your desktop icons and other visual items. This means that the details that you are seeing will be clearer, and you will also have better control over the computer's movements.
Another important feature to consider is the contrast and the color accuracy. The contrast and the color accuracy of a monitor are often times the deciding factors on whether or not someone buys a particular item. High contrast ratios are great for helping to make the text and the background of the screen stand out, whereas low contrast ratios can cause areas of the screen to be less colorful. In general, the higher the contrast ratio, the better the quality of the images that will be displayed. Many people turn to monitors that have around four hundred to five hundred contrast ratios.
The other important aspect ratio is the aspect ratio of a monitor. This ratio tells you how large a part of the monitor is the actual part of the display. A ratio of ten is considered to be a good ratio for an LCD monitor. An aspect ratio of nine is acceptable for many people, but a ratio of eight to ten is better for CRT monitors. Some CRT monitors will also work with a VA panel instead of the LCD.
Last of all is the connectivity options that a monitor has. If you are going to be connecting the monitor to an external source such as a printer or a projector, then you will want to look for a USB type connection, or an HDMI type connection. Some newer models of monitors also have a FireWire port as well. If you are going to use a USB connection, make sure that it has the necessary power to operate on, or sufficient battery charge to last through a computer's normal working life.
These are the main specifications that will help you determine which monitor is the best 49-inch one for you. Make sure to read the specifications of any monitor that you are interested in to see what features are available and what the recommended size is for your workspace. When you are choosing a monitor, keep these two specifications in mind to ensure that you have the best experience possible when using it. You should also pay close attention to the manufacturer's warranty and to look for a low cost model if possible.