Best offers
|
T240HD Black 24" Widescreen LCD... | $269.99 Newegg.com More info |
|
2494SW Black 24" Widescreen LCD... | $209.99 Newegg.com More info |
|
T260HD 25.5" Widescreen LCD Monitor... | $329.00 Beach Camera More info |
|
VX2433wm Black 24" Widescreen LCD... | $199.99 Newegg.com More info |
|
2236VW Black 22" Widescreen LCD... | $179.98 STAPLES More info |
Apple Censorship: This Time It's Displays
In what appears be the first move toward censoring discussion of the issue, Apple Support has locked the discussion thread. Read More
-
Apple iMac Display Problems Reported
Owners of 20 and 24 inch iMacs have reported problems with their iMac displays. Apple has not acknowledged any problems. Read More
-
Four Wide Screen 19" Monitors Compared
Wide-screen 19" monitors are everywhere. They're less expensive than standard-format 19"ers and are becoming the entry-level standard. Why are they so cheap? How good are they? Read More
Partners
The Games selection
adventure :
Scoobydoo: Episode 2
The sequel of Scooby and Sammy's adventures. Same principle as in the previous episode (available on this website). Click on "Instructions" to see...
|
crazy :
Xiao Xiao 7
A great fight scene from the animation movies Xiao Xiao.
|
Sponsored links
QOTD: How Big Is Your PC Display?
Next news- Email |
- Print |
- Comments (346) |
- Share
I remember when my 12-inch yellow monochrome CRT monitor was the pinnacle of desktop display technology. Alas, those memorable days are gone.
These days, most people use LCDs for their computer, and some still are using a venerable CRT monitor. The debates still rage on in regards to which technology provides a better image quality. However, when it comes down to enjoying games or movies, size is what counts.
The question of the day is: How big is your computer display?
Maybe you own a 30-inch monster. Maybe you own more than one of them! Let us know.
Image: courtesy of Popular Science.
Source : Tom's Hardware US
22" LCD
22" LCD. . . Within the next year, I'd like to get a 24 or 25.5 inch LCD. Either that or wait until my TV dies and then my wife my let me get a new big screen LCD TV. Come to think of it either way, the wife needs to ok it.
19 CRT but im getting a 24LCD asap
24" + 21" + 19" at the same time.
Photoshop on the more color accurate 21" CRT
Photoshop tools go on the 19"
24" LCD is for browsing and misc.
20" LCD
24" LCD A-MVA panel .... none of those cheap tn's for me !
19" LCD
22" LCD
21.5" and 22" LCD, and just yesterday thrown away 15" CRT that my GF was still using.
24" LG P-MVA which opened my eyes to picture-in-picture work and play. I'm switching out to a 32" 1080P LCD TV with PIP and 3 HDMI inputs for $550 in my bedroom. I talked a roommate into doing it and now I'm jealous...
http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/n [...] pCatg=5883
22" LCD (and 19" CRT, when dynamic range and color fidelity count)
26" LCD (TV)
22" acer price jumps considerably when you go any bigger had to game on anything bigger to much to look at
2x24" consumer Dells. Got them for $150 each after a web-site pricing screw-up. They don't hold a candle to the pro 24" Dell I use at work, but for $150 they're definitely worth it.
22" LCD - prices increase rather steeply when you go bigger than that, or at least they did when I bought the monitor.
22" wide LCD
21.5" LCD. funny size comes from the 16:9 aspect ratio.
17" LCD, can't get a better one. if I get a 19" it's still the same 1280x1024 resolution, but lower DPI, making it effectively lower image quality. The next step is a 1600x1200 LCD and they cost WAY too much.
Widescreen is for watching movies, not for working or gaming.
two 22" LCD with 42" 600hz plasma, and also a samsung 46" lcd 120hz TOC
21.5" wide LCD (1920x1080)
two 22" LCD with 42" 600hz plasma, and also a samsung 46" lcd 120hz TOC
19" for daily use
24" for gaming
21.5 in full 1080 by Acer
22" and 32", 3 years old. 42" is the best size, wish I had waited a year and got 24" and 42". 19" was better than 22" as it was easier to see text and play games.
20" HP for me.
Jeeze, a lot of people have 22"s than I expected.
19" lcd, but planning to upgrade to a 24" lcd in the coming weeks.
as for the tv a good 40" lcd monster
22" full HD 1080p
24" and 19" WIDESCREENS
dual 19inch viewsonics
Pretty funny, cant wait to see the statistics on thses "QOTD" posts. I guess I might as well join in. I have a Westinghouse 24" @ 1920x1200 respectively. I would like the new LaCie 30" with LED backlighting allowing for like 124% Adobe RGB range or something sinister like that. I use photoshop for professional photo retouching and NEED this kind of accuracy. This Westinghouse, I have calibrated, but it just does NOT cut it. Got any test samples over there?
)
|19"| 24" | 24" |19"|