Keep in mind that the video quality of a digital camera probably won't match a video camcorder's. If video quality is important, you may want to purchase a camcorder separately and use the digital camera exclusively for stills. On the other hand, for basic home use, a digital camera that produces both stills and video may be the most cost-effective option. What you need to know about a Monitor. A monitor's dot-pitch measure is the distance between the red, green, and blue phosphor groupings on the screen.
Dot pitch is measured in millimeters and, in general, smaller is better.
The image will appear sharper with tight phosphor groupings. Monitors typically feature .23mm to .35mm. Do not, however, judge a monitor solely by its dot pitch. Larger screens often have larger dot-pitch measurements. Your best bet is to view any monitor you're considering from the distance that it will be used.