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When will a resolution of 1600*1200 for 19" lcd displays available? That's for me the biggest drawback of buying one. It's such a big screen and you can't get the best of it. Why is it you have to get to 20" or higher before getting that resolution? Is it still to hard to manufactor?

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it works 1600*1200 on 19" LCD, Check viewsonic lcd's

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Reply to jmecor

I have looked at the site but can't find it. Do you know which model it is? I would realy appreciate this.

Thanx.

Reply to Glorious100

there are none. you can compare any of the viewsonic lcd monitors by using this <A HREF="http://www.viewsonic.com/products/product_finder.cfm" target="_new">link</A>. (you can filter out the results for 19" monitors using the check boxes above the chart). i dont know where she got her info about veiwsonic, but unfortunately according to their website, there are no 19 inch lcds with a native 1600x1200 resolution.

Reply to Boilermaker
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Planar makes 1600X1200 19" LCD but I don't know how go they are.


Scott

Reply to srowe

<A HREF="http://www.planar.com/monitors/CT1905S.asp" target="_new">Planar CT1905S</A>
$800 at monitorsdirect.com, couldnt find any reviews tho.

Reply to Boilermaker
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19" is a big screen, from display size point of view. But, if you choose 1600*1200, will you see the same size of icon? or it will get smaller and user has to put his/her face closer to the big screen?

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