Computer monitors: noise/heat issues.

[glillfo]

I currently have a Sony 20-inch monitor and love everything about it
except for its loud fan. Does the EIZO CE240W make any noise (from a fan
or anything else)?
Also:
Does it generate a lot of heat (I have noticed this with Apple monitors.)
Thanks in advance for any comments.

[61Dynamic]

There are no LCD displays that I'm aware of that have fans. If your Sony is an LCD, then that's the first I've ever heard of a fan in an LCD---or even in a older CRT.

Apple monitors hot? If you want to know what hot is, run a large CRT. That will turn a small room into an oven in no time flat. The heat output of the Apple LCDs (I have a 20") is no greater than any other LCD out there. Even if it is, it's not worth worrying about as the light-bulb illuminating your room puts out more.

LCDs are much more energy efficient than the technology they replaced (CRT).

And, this is a topic better suited in the Image Processing forum:
http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?showforum=5

[Mort54]

I currently have a Sony 20-inch monitor and love everything about it
except for its loud fan. Does the EIZO CE240W make any noise (from a fan
or anything else)?
Also:
Does it generate a lot of heat (I have noticed this with Apple monitors.)
Thanks in advance for any comments.
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Like the other poster, I've never heard of a monitor with a fan. I've gone thru lots of monitors at work over the years, and a few in my home system, and never had a monitor with a fan. As for Apple LCDs, I'm not sure where you get the idea they run hot. I have a 30" Cinema Display and I can run it all day and it stays cool as a cucumber.