Found a ton of these on e-bay and thru other sources they sell outright for 150.00
do not know the response time. Might be worth trying tho.

Here is a link to one of several this particular one is refurbished



Kogi L4BX 14" LCD Monitor

I don't know. Doesn't look too good from the reviews on this site. Spend a little extra and up the quality of your project(or).Kogi Reviews

250:1 contrast ratio

- eck.

I was going to start a new thread, but I'll just piggy-back on this one since it seems apropos...

Found this one on newegg.com for $289, any idea if it's a re-badge of something else? I did a forum search and didn't find any mention of it anywhere. Contrast ratio and response time seem decent.

LG Electronics L1515SK Black 15" LCD Monitor -RETAIL

Model# L1515SK
Item # N82E16824005025

Specifications:
Panel Type: TFT Active Matrix LCD
Native Resolution: 1024 x 768
Pixel Pitch: 0.297 mm
Brightness: 250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio: 400:1
Response Time: 25 ms
View Angle: 160 / 140 (H / V)
Input Connectors: 15-pin D-sub
Dimensions & Weight: 13.78" x 12.52" x 5.24"(WxHxD) / 5.95 lbs
Dead Pixels Policy: Replacement or Refund for 8 or more DEAD PIXELS ONLY!

Lame pixel policy, but otherwise it looks promising. And is there anything wrong with using a 14" panel?

Methinks it's about time throw down and buy the guide.

BenQ 15" LCD Monitor, FP557S

16 ms
400:1
1024 x 768
Pixel pitch 0.297 mm

Looks good?

Does anyone know where to buy (internationally) the CMC-1515?

I found these for like $180.00 on ebay, looks good, but not sure if it what I need, here is a link to the specs.

http://www.cybersysinc.com/product_info/Su...adable/OPH-115/

If you can't find the CMV1515 anywhere look for other CMV models like CT-529A etc.

Apart from contrast and response time the transmissivity is the most important factor on deciding which lcd to use for projection. CMV and Lilliput panels seem to be the best. BenQ (AU Optronics) 15" not as good. Differences are quite big, it's almost like CMV with 250W MH is as bright as BenQ with 400W MH.