LCD's also have dotpitch ;) Sample specs I guess, in the end, it all comes down to personal preference. One can gain advice and as this thread shows, there's many opinions. Best thing is to go to the store and actually see some screens in action before deciding which one works for you. I think there's one thing we can agree on, don't go for the cheapest model you can find (in either type). Usually there's a pro version available that has better specs/colour rendition etc and it's usually worth it to take this into concideration.

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