Difference between analog and digital LCD monitors?

Thats my question. Any replieswould be appreciated.

Regards,

Korrupt

All LCD monitors are digital internally. It is the accepted input that may be analog, digital or both.

I would say, that in normal use, there is no visible difference between an analog or a digital ouput from your video card.

Over long distances or through splitters, digital signal will not lose quality, whereas the analog VGA signal may get worse. This is not an issue for you unless you work in a very noisy environment and/or send the video signal over 20ft away.

You should get a display that supports both kinds of input, so you would have some flexibility.

I think there's not too much difference between the two. In theory, the digital signal should be cleaner, and sharper, but really, it's really hard to notice a difference.

Yea i got a 19" widescreen Hanns-G JW199D..It has both VGA(Analog) DVI(Digital)..Like wolfram said there really isnt much difference..I have compared them both..But like Nudsu said you should get one with both...