The Frugal Lawyer - How Big Is Your Monitor? Size Matters

Westinghouse TX-42F450S 42-inch LCD TV | Wired.com Product Reviews. I love a bargain. I don't have a lot of money. Both of these attributes make the FutureLawyer spend a lot of time mining the Internet for cheap prices on great products. Yes, occasionally, a bargain isn't a bargain due to the lack of quality of the product. However, bargains can be had. One of my best purchases was a 37 inch LCD TV at the old CompUSA for $622 a couple of years ago. It serves as my computer monitor at the office, and my old eyes love the big screen for working all day on legal documents and research. Now, if you live near a Costco or BJs warehouse store, you can get a 42 inch LCD TV with computer inputs for $700. If you still haven't increased the size of your desk monitor, you need to take a look at these.

Comments

[Chuck Newton]

What a question to ask.

[Kelly Frame]

Agreed! Big monitors really make a huge difference. I only have a 22 inch in my office, I can't imagine what reading a document would be like on a 37 or 42 inch. Wow! Also, I think you pointed out something very important. LCD TV's with computer hook up's have been around for a while. It's worth the extra 50-100 bucks to get the TV with computer hook-ups and not just the standard LCD computer monitor.