cctv monitors

[lengfeng203 0]

which kind of cctv monitor do you use? lcd or crt? where can i buy quality monitors in uk?any advise is welcom

[Smit9352 0]

which kind of cctv monitor do you use? lcd or crt? where can i buy quality monitors in uk?any advise is welcom

I prefer to use CRT monitors if space is not a problem but if it is I use the LCD's. Most customers if they see a CRT then the LCD monitor they will make room to use a CRT. I think the image is just that much clearer.

 

 

Thanks,

John

[scorpion 0]

I agree with CCTV Imports!

 

I have my budget customers use 13" TVs for monitors, but know adays they are getting harder, and harder to find.

 

Budget "cctv" monitors are a pain in my neck, but 3 feet lower as they tend to break down a lot, ( or at least the cheap ones that I buy).

 

I gave up on those, and I love watching my customers eyes bug out when I quote them a pro series monitor.

 

Pass the smelling salts please, we have another one down!

[lengfeng203 0]

Hi John,

 

Thanks for sharing your opinion.crt monitors is been replaced by lcds,though it can display a more clear picture than lcds,We are specialized manufacture of cctv lcd monitor,and i'm a specialist in lcd displays,i would be very glad to share my opinion with you regarding the monitors,

 

Regards

 

Bruce

 

 

which kind of cctv monitor do you use? lcd or crt? where can i buy quality monitors in uk?any advise is welcom

I prefer to use CRT monitors if space is not a problem but if it is I use the LCD's. Most customers if they see a CRT then the LCD monitor they will make room to use a CRT. I think the image is just that much clearer.

 

 

Thanks,

John

[rory 0]

Hi John,

 

Thanks for sharing your opinion.crt monitors is been replaced by lcds,though it can display a more clear picture than lcds,We are specialized manufacture of cctv lcd monitor,and i'm a specialist in lcd displays,i would be very glad to share my opinion with you regarding the monitors,

 

Regards

 

Bruce

 

Hi Bruce, you mentioned:

 

"where can i buy quality monitors in uk"

 

Now you are saying you are a specialized manufacturer of cctv lcd monitor?

 

Why would a manufacturer of monitors (from china no less) want to buy monitors in the UK?

Edited July 8, 2008 by Guest

[Securitymaster 0]

Because he is not looking to buy anything, he's looking for resellers and distributors in the UK so the he can offer them their products...

 

This is getting bad..

[Smit9352 0]

Hi John,

 

Thanks for sharing your opinion.crt monitors is been replaced by lcds,though it can display a more clear picture than lcds,We are specialized manufacture of cctv lcd monitor,and i'm a specialist in lcd displays,i would be very glad to share my opinion with you regarding the monitors,

 

Regards

 

Bruce

 

Bruce,

 

Not to be rude (it's going to come out that way) but if you're looking to buy a monitor then say so, if you're looking to sell a monitor say so. It's not needed to "mislead" people on the forums as in the beginning you seemed as if you had no guidance on which to use and wanted some insight and now your a specialist?...

 

What makes your monitor better than the other 3 I purchase now?

Daewoo, Hi-Sharp and Sony.

 

Send me a free demo?...

 

Give us some facts on your companies monitors.

 

Thanks,

John

[survtech 0]

I second that. Bruce, your misleading question on the first post makes me suspicious of your company.

[Rebco 0]

I second that. Bruce, your misleading question on the first post makes me suspicious of your company.

 

He'll just stop using this username and register with a new one.

[lengfeng203 0]

now,i'm the target...that's not my original idea. i can see little topics on this forum regarding monitors,i just want to make some post to ask some friends talk their ideas on the monitors,.

John,For your question,i have never say our monitors are better than daveoo,sony,hi-sharp,but also don't worse than them.. what do you know about lcd display technology? what's the most important for a lcd monitor?

first,Lcd panel is the key parts of the monitor,it usually occupancy 70% of the total cost,the panel deside the quality by 70%,only few companies can produce the lcd panel in this world,it's SAMSUNG,LG,HITACHI,SHARP,TOSHIBA,AUO,CHIMEI,HANSTAR companies like john said,daveoo,sony,hi-sharp all purchased panel from them just like us. The sendond important part is the chipset,the best chipset is from genesis,mstar and trident, we are using chipset from genesis and mstar,the best ones.. i can tell,some taiwan security company are purchasing from us,not from hi-sharp, do you think why?

and for the company you mentioned Jinson whose monitor you think is good,it's just a trading company in shenzhen,they are not real manufacture...you can investigate it yourself..........

somebody else are saying i will change another name on this forum,i can tell you nooooooo... why should i??

Have a nice day! everybody...

Welcome any comment and question.

 

Bruce

[lengfeng203 0]

i appology if i really mislead somebody,but that's not my original idea.

 

thanks for so many friends reply to my post,but technology talk only,stop any kind of assault and battery,i wish..

 

sorry for my poor english!

[Rebco 0]

stop any kind of assault and battery

 

I cannot comment my belly hurts

[scorpion 0]

lengfeng203

 

We are jokers, and you are a good sport, and you have accepted our humor for what it is. We have had fun, and we enjoy your friendship.

 

I look forward to asking you questions when trouble arise, and when I need your help.

 

Thank you!

 

See you on the forum!

[lengfeng203 0]

hi dear,

 

Thanks for your kind reply.I will be always here on this forum,i'm looking forward to learn more about security products now.

 

Regards,

 

Bruce

[Smit9352 0]

Welcome aboard!

Only thing is next time you wanna try and sell something or tell us about your products just do so. It'll go much smoother

 

Goodluck with your products! Also if we end up taking on any other vendors anytime soon or dropping someone that sells us monitors I shall let you know.

 

Thanks,

John