Want to replace LaCie EB-19-IV CRT with a flat screen

[seth_prince1]

<p>i'm working with a Macbook Pro, 2.4 Ghz core 2 duo if it matters<br>

i work in color and grey scale<br>

would like to keep the cost "reasonable".<br>

also, is it worth trying to sell the LaCie? i sure as heck don't want to ship it. if i list it on NYC craigslist, what would be a fair price to ask?<br>

thanks for your help</p>

[Matt Laur]

<p>You'll probably make the most of that by donating it to a school or some other institution (if they'll even take it, at this point). Alas, recycling it may be the simplest. 19" CRTs just don't have the charm they used to!</p>

[seth_prince1]

<p>they're kind of a dinosaur at this point, huh?<br>

btw, i'm currently blanking of the technical term for an input- (ie camera/scanner), or output (monitor/printer) device to detect differences in similar tones and densities. its not gamut, dynamic range or Dmax.<br>

its called...? for instance: web-color (256) has a lower ________ (sensitivity?) than 4-color print. </p>

[john_reynolds10]

<p>I had one of those for a few days. Compared to a flat screen, it felt like I had a radioactive bomb sitting in front of me. I returned it. I'd go with the poster who suggested sending it for recycling. Otherwise a fair price might be free and you pay the shipping.</p>

[roger_smith4]

<p>I don't think you'll be able to sell it. Chances are it's no longer very bright and sharp. I had one that died last year and I replaced it with a NEC P221W with Spectraview. That was a good purchase.</p>

[micah_robinson]

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<p>btw, i'm currently blanking of the technical term for an input- (ie camera/scanner), or output (monitor/printer) device to detect differences in similar tones and densities. its not gamut, dynamic range or Dmax.<br />its called...? for instance: web-color (256) has a lower ________ (sensitivity?) than 4-color print.</p>

 

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<p>I believe the term you're looking for is "bit".<br>

As in you want a 8 bit monitor.</p>