What is your PC monitor?
 

Mine is Samsung 19" LCD, 2.5 years old, resolution 1440x900
I plan to buy a LED back lit monitor 23",
how about you?

Samsung SyncMaster 226BW (22") at work and a Hyundai something-or-other (19") at home. The Hyundai is nothing special, and it shows when I plug my MacBook in to it. The Samsung is very nice though.

LG W2452T 24" Widescreen.

this is good.

Samsung BX2431 (24" - 1920x1080) - Great piece of hardware, I've got nothing but good things to say about it.
Apple A1082 (23" - 1920x1200) - "Old" (2005), but even now a very nice monitor. Used as 2nd display.

No need for anything new at the moment, if my Apple display would fail any time soon I will buy a second BX2431.

Samsung BX2431 is fantastic, how much you bought?

I think it depends on your definition of LED: http://www.samsung.com/us/business/m.../LS24X3HKFH/ZA

Most monitors out there at the moment that are LED are in fact LED backlit. True LED displays are very expensive for the time being.

edit: OK, TigerLinux edited their response (formerly "Samsung BX2431 is not LED monitor"), so mine makes no sense now. Ho hum.

I paid just over 200 euro (207,= if I recall correctly).

That is definitely true, and worth mentioning!

what is the most important spec for monitor?
response time?
resolution?

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nowadays good monitor has HDMI input, so your graphic card should also have HDMI output

That depends.

For example: If you do a lot of gaming, multimedia editing and viewing response time is important (5 ms, preferably less). If your budget gives you the choice between a 1440x900 2ms or 1920x1080 5ms I would go for the 2ms version.

If, on the other hand, you don't do games and/or a lot of multimedia, resolution would come first in my book.

24" monitor is great, the price is 30% more than 23", so for budget buyer, goes for 23".

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Teac 2005L12 20in (rebranded KTC2002) 1680x1050 - bought 4 years ago, color accuracy not the best but ok, has slight damage from falling face down on the keyboard

Unnamed 24in LCD panel without case 1366x768 - from a broken tv i found in trash (it has a cluster of bad px and awful color inaccuracy but still good as second display)

Both my monitors are ancient. One is a Sony Trinitron Multiscan 100ES - a CRT running at 1280x960, that someone gave me. The other is a HP 1502, an LCD with 1024x768 resolution, that was £50 second-hand about five years ago. But having them both together is nice, and means I don't really feel the need to get a new monitor; I'll spend the money on other upgrades, or partying.