Go for a model with a rapid response rate and high constrast/brightness. Slower response rate models give ghosting effects when everythings moving around.
If possible go in store (Currys, PC World) and look at a bank of TFT's on display.
Some look really poor (bad backlighting) a give a dull/greyish look to images. Therefore, try to get one which features X-Black (I think this a Sony term?)
Also, one with DVI input for a much sharper image.
For reference, heres mine:
Sony SDM-HS75P
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* X-Black
* Brightness: 420 cd/m3
* Response: 8 m/secs
* Inputs: VGA + DVI
* Constrast: 600:1
* viewing angle: 160 degrees
If possible go in store (Currys, PC World) and look at a bank of TFT's on display.
Some look really poor (bad backlighting) a give a dull/greyish look to images. Therefore, try to get one which features X-Black (I think this a Sony term?)
Also, one with DVI input for a much sharper image.
For reference, heres mine:
Sony SDM-HS75P
==============
* X-Black
* Brightness: 420 cd/m3
* Response: 8 m/secs
* Inputs: VGA + DVI
* Constrast: 600:1
* viewing angle: 160 degrees