What size monitor do you use?
Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:23 pm
What size monitor do you use?
Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:29 pm
15" and it sucks!
Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:13 pm
I have a 17" at work becuase that's all the larger my employer will pay for, and a 17" at home since it still works.
Fri Oct 08, 2004 12:01 am
I was curious because I format the size of the Registry and the rest of the site to fit on a 14inch monitor. I wanted to know what the average size was. I have three 14inch monitors and a 21 inch one, only because it was originally used on one of the editing suites but they switched to LCD monitors so this monster CRT needed a home, which I was glad to give it 
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Fri Oct 08, 2004 6:24 am
15 " at home and 20" at work. I didn't use the voting buttons as I wasn't sure which one to select.
Mike
Mike
Fri Oct 08, 2004 8:39 am
I have a 17" at home and a 14" at work.
Wed Oct 13, 2004 4:56 pm
HEY,
I thought that size didn't matter?
BTW, I have a 15"
flat panel at home and I dont at work!
I thought that size didn't matter?
BTW, I have a 15"
flat panel at home and I dont at work!
Tue Nov 09, 2004 11:13 am
hi gents,
Sorry for the late reply, just saw the thread.
21" minimum on the desktop at work, 24" access at home (1920x1280! is
a wonderful thing) 19" on the flat panels, and 1400x1050 on the laptop.
then again, I'm very spoiled, I work for a computer HW company.
BTW, the real reason for the post is according to the marketing folks
the avg monitor being bought for a desktop these days is a 17" for a
tube based, and 18" for a flat panel. And tubes are well on their way out.. most graphics cards now are switched over to digital connectors
and the resolutions are getting much higher - 1280x1024 is pretty much
the standard resolution for us these days, although on the windows side
I understand its 1024x768. (home market).
anyway, thought I'd pop in .02...
henning
Sorry for the late reply, just saw the thread.
21" minimum on the desktop at work, 24" access at home (1920x1280! is
a wonderful thing) 19" on the flat panels, and 1400x1050 on the laptop.
then again, I'm very spoiled, I work for a computer HW company.
BTW, the real reason for the post is according to the marketing folks
the avg monitor being bought for a desktop these days is a 17" for a
tube based, and 18" for a flat panel. And tubes are well on their way out.. most graphics cards now are switched over to digital connectors
and the resolutions are getting much higher - 1280x1024 is pretty much
the standard resolution for us these days, although on the windows side
I understand its 1024x768. (home market).
anyway, thought I'd pop in .02...
henning