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Old July 21, 2008, 06:36 PM
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Who would ever hook up a standalone player too? Don't you own a TV? lol.
Sure I do. Unfortunately, my HDTV took a crap on me.

I also find higher-end monitors have better colors and viewing angles than ANY LCD TV currently on the market.
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Old September 15, 2008, 11:03 AM
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Hi, I bought one a couple of months ago and I agree with this review. However it does have a height adjustment of sorts. There is a pin in the back of the stand, pull it out and the stand rises to max height or push monitor down and put pin back in to hold it in place. So there is a choice of two heights. I use this at home and would be frustrated but I also got a samsung 42" LCD TV which rocks with blueray. The 305T is great for all other applications. I use it to write music (Cubase), photoshop, and regular office work. I need to get a new 30" monitor for work because my Syncmaster 213T seems to be dying and I want to be able to watch Blueray movies. Any suggestions? Dell?
thanks.
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