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The desktop monitor size poll
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Just curious as to what the most popular size desktop monitor here is.
You may vote for more than one if you have multiple displays.
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Last edited by Cadaver; Oct 6, 2007 at 12:04 AM.
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Signature depreciated.
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23'' cinema with 15'' spanned mbp
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I currently have a 17' studio display but i am waiting for Apple to update its 23' Cinema display as i have been meaning to upgrade my monitor for quite a while now.
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22” here. All brand spankin’ new, too. Plenty big for my needs (and desk. And wallet. Especially wallet).
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I have a 30" Apple Cinema Display and a 24" LG 246W. I've actually moved both my primary computers - a Mac Pro and an HP-Compaq laptop w/ docking station I need for work - on to the 24" since it has two inputs. Alas, the 30" only has one input and I've only got space for one monitor at present.
After using the 30" for so long, the "small" 24" display makes me feel a bit cramped. Kinda funny, since just a couple years ago a 24" would have been enormous.
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19" LCD monitor and also use a 32" HDTV LCD for multimedia purposes...
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Originally Posted by Oisín
22” here. All brand spankin’ new, too. Plenty big for my needs (and desk. And wallet. Especially wallet).
That's a bizarre typo in their ad.....
...get ready for a than life viewing experience
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17" Apple Studio Display.
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Originally Posted by gradient
That's a bizarre typo in their ad.....
Engrish.
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It'll be much easier if you just comply.
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Another Dell 2407 widescreen here with spanned MB for iTunes/TV whilst working.
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Dual 22" princeton LCDs here, mounted on ergotron arms.
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19" Samsung SyncMaster 930B
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19" Samsung 971p, with a bad proprietary power adapter that has caused me major problems. Beautiful display though.
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Two low-end 17" Samsung 710n LCDs (SXGA)...not a fan of them, but one was free, so I can't complain.
20" Dell UltraSharp 2005FPW (WSXGA+) at work, which I love. I wish I had two.
Two 4:3 displays > One widescreen display, though, especially if they're both high-res (SGXA+ or higher). My old Dell D600 had the SXGA+ upgrade...I miss it.
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