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Good, but even full 1080p LCD TVs only have 1920x1080 so it's basically equivilant to a 23/24/26/27" LCD monitor. Not too special for actually working on. I'm r
by reitzensteinm 20y ago
Good, but even full 1080p LCD TVs only have 1920x1080 so it's basically equivilant to a 23/24/26/27" LCD monitor. Not too special for actually working on. I'm running 1920x1200 + 1200x1920 and you would have to pry the second monitor out of my cold, dead hands.
- vlad 20y agoIs it the Dell 2407?
- reitzensteinm 20y agoYep.
- vlad 20y agoDon't you feel the monitor, in vertical orientation, destroying your eyes? It is painful to look at, like an old 15-inch CRT monitor from 1997.
- reitzensteinm 20y agoNo, not at all, quite the opposite. I've used many CRT and LCD monitors in the past and this is by far the nicest to look at. The only caveat (and I presume this is what you're getting at since you mentioned vertical orientation) is that when ClearType or similar is turned on it turns the whole thing into an awful mess since the orientation of the subpixels is different (unless your OS can handle two monitors having different settings). Internet explorer, for example, is totally unusable (well, more than usual) on the right hand monitor.