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Re: Buying a new monitor
25-02-2008 4:26 PM
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Quote from: Oldjim I bought a 22" widescreen and for normal word processing I find the big advantage is having two word documents open side by side
Yeah but why fork out for one big lumpy widescreen when you could have a dual monitor setup (which is much better in my opinion).
I've been dualised for about 1 maybe 2 weeks and it's great!
Don't like widescreens. Square is better as mentioned above, vertical space is at a premium these days. I'd prefer to go tall screen than widescreen.
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Re: Buying a new monitor
25-02-2008 4:35 PM
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Quote from: okrzynska Yeah but why fork out for one big lumpy wide screen when you could have a dual monitor setup (which is much better in my opinion).
I have to agree with this. Wide screen monitors are not ideal for normal use. I have 2 Dell 17" flat screen monitors (had one, bought an identical one second hand off eBay) - perfect solution.
You can show video on one screen and work on another, have two different documents open on each screen, and great for web work - have IE on one and web editor on another etc.
Re: Buying a new monitor
25-02-2008 4:37 PM
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Sanson said in his opening statement
if that is the only reason to go widescreen, then how is you browser page set up, is it portrait or landscape?,
I know that some people who use MS standard and not internet standard are not catered for.
Also, if you look at any recent video, whether internet or from a camera, it looks better on a widscreen without the thick black lines top and bottom
Quote but I notice that some web pages are taking on a widescreen shape and I wonder if I should go with the majority and change to a widescreen monitor.
if that is the only reason to go widescreen, then how is you browser page set up, is it portrait or landscape?,
I know that some people who use MS standard and not internet standard are not catered for.
Also, if you look at any recent video, whether internet or from a camera, it looks better on a widscreen without the thick black lines top and bottom
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