LaCie 324 review
in Monitors
Verdict
Stunning colour accuracy and a sturdy stand make this a great professional choice.
Review Date: 6 Feb 2009
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £674 (£775 inc VAT)
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Lacie 324 mostly recommended
I bought this monitor and I'm more than happy with the specs, as a photographer you choose your monitor carefuly and it was perfect for my needs. shame I didn't see this article before as I have paid £135 more.
at 707 its a real bargain.
By danit24 on 21 Aug 2009 ![]()
Excellent!
I bought this monitor not long after the review was written.
I wasn't disappointed - so good out of the box, all I adjusted was the brightness, and it's great for art/photography purposes.
By trishahardwick on 26 Dec 2010 ![]()
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