I wanted to know the difference in horizontal screen space between a 19" normal monitor and 24" widescreen.
Lets assume the 19" is 17" wide and the 24" is 22" wide. The 19" uses 1280x1024 resolution and the 24" uses 1920x1200.
I want to know if you can give a ratio of horitonal screen space by saying:
17" x 1280 = 21760
22" x 1920 = 42240
Does this mean that the 24" widescreen at higher resolution as about twice the horitonal space? Or am I misinterpretting how resolutions work?
I ask because I currently have an application that's spread across 2, 19" monitors and I want to see if I can fit it on 1 monitor if it's larger and at a higher resolution.
Thanks.
P.S. I wasn't sure which forum this should be in so sorry for putting it here.
Lets assume the 19" is 17" wide and the 24" is 22" wide. The 19" uses 1280x1024 resolution and the 24" uses 1920x1200.
I want to know if you can give a ratio of horitonal screen space by saying:
17" x 1280 = 21760
22" x 1920 = 42240
Does this mean that the 24" widescreen at higher resolution as about twice the horitonal space? Or am I misinterpretting how resolutions work?
I ask because I currently have an application that's spread across 2, 19" monitors and I want to see if I can fit it on 1 monitor if it's larger and at a higher resolution.
Thanks.
P.S. I wasn't sure which forum this should be in so sorry for putting it here.