I've just installed Google chrome in the computer, not the default yet. I'd noticed that my antivirus had IE as a risk and came across the google chrome. The favorites is missing but I have a tab called book manager that imported the favorites. Have to see how it works. Any input would be appreciated.
Carl2

I've had this site in our links pool for some time now, just thought I would drop it in over here. Basically they seem to aggregate science news, I don't think there is any original material there. But I like popping in to see what's going on in the scientific world some times.

http://www.futurehead.com/

http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=635469588001

Data, hold monitor for me. Getting in flying car now.

I just got an ad from Dragon, thay are offering the Home verision of dragon for $49. https://shop.nuance.com/store?Action=DisplayPage&Env=BASE&Locale=en_US&SiteID=nuanceus&id=ThreePgCheckoutAddressPaymentInfoPage
Carl2

My second monitor seems to have died on me, there's a green thick haze over the screen. Tested all the ports, adapters and leads, all are fine. Got to be some internal thing in the monitor I guess.

Been looking for a cheap replacement, came up with a few cheap options - it doesn't have to be game playing standard or anything like that.

Found these :

BenQ G702AD 17 inch LCD Monitor (Analog, 5ms, 2000:1 DCR, Vista Basic, Senseye and Photo Technology)

Dell IN1720N 17 inch Widescreen LCD Monitor

Samsung B1930N 19 inch Widescreen LCD Monitor

I'm inclined to get the Samsung as it matches my main monitor and looks nice although it's slightly lower resolution than the Dell, not a biggie though. But it is a bit wider too and WS.

Can't decide, anyone have any thoughts ?

Can't find any reviews of the first two, but people on Amazon seem to like the Samsung and I really like the larger one that I have already.