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Community weekly poll: What size monitor do you have?

by Marc Bennett Moderator - 8/18/05 10:32 AM
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What size Monitor

by kiffin - 8/19/05 10:30 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I have a Philips 17 inch

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monitor size and type

by jimheh - 8/19/05 10:51 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

19 inch tube for CAD work.

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Monitor size and type

by doberdoodles - 8/19/05 11:15 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

Have a Hyundai DeluxeScan 5854 15" monitor.

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Both

by D_Spider - 8/20/05 1:02 AM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

A 19'' KDS XtremeFlat CRT, the main one (I do graphics), and a 17'' Acer flatscreen, for the layer palette, tools, screen ruler, & all the stuff that doesn't have to be 32-bit color. I'm so glad the prices have finally come down and made this setup possible, but setting it up was 180 degrees away from from what the Windows docs describe. (Beware! My Intel P4 system has an onboard graphics module--it's good--but an AGP video card would disable the motherboard's module, and the PCI vid card I got first--after reading and asking and checking *thoroughly*--was 100% unacceptable to XP pro. Either monitor would work, but not both; system just would not continue after the 2nd monitor should have come on, and the order made no difference, drivers made no difference, even swapped in another hard drive with its own XP: nada. Got a vid card that can handle 2 monitors, and this wastes the onboard graphics, and I'm about 90% convinced that the two monitors are working now because of one spell and 4 little figurines placed [during the solstice] at special locations in the room.)

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15" Proview LCD Monitor

by Angelmaat - 8/20/05 1:33 AM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I've got a very small work space and I desperately needed a flat-panel monitor. I found this one on sale and even though it is now 4 years old, it's still going great!

Only one complaint: When playing Myst I found that I couldn't up the brightness or contrast level to the ones specified in the game, but I still manage to play - it must not be that far off.

For everything else, it's perfect. I only wish it was 17 inches, but if I compare it to CRT moniters of the same size, my LCD is a lot easier on the eyes: reading and clarity.

I imagine newer high-end models are fantastic!

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Monitor size

by AlecJ248 - 8/20/05 6:37 AM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I am retired as an electronics engineer, with just the Old Age (State) pension and a company pension for income, so I tend to buy either second-hand gear or build my own where appropriate. The body for this computer is (originally) a Dell Optiplex GXa with changed RAM and CD-RW, and the monitor is one picked up second hand NECH which I cannot trace in origin. Result, the monitor is 14in diagonally, keeps me going, allows me to play with my toys (as my wife says). It might be nice to be able to afford a bigger one, but this one will have to do for now. When you are considering new items, price is an important factor for many people.

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Monitor size

by Fiberthree - 8/20/05 9:56 AM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

15" Sony LCD

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She said size didn't matter

by nedron - 8/20/05 11:35 AM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

Samsung 150MP, ended up getting for free from a/v company foreclosure auction. Didn't work when I got it, got my money back, opened it up and plugged in one wire, works great. Enjoy watching TV in PIP while working on PC.

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I can't display HTLM in Mozilla Firefox

by flags2rus - 8/20/05 12:24 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I am running Windows XP, Zone Alarm Suite, Trojan Remover and SpyWare Doc.

It seems that every other time I sign on someone has turned on the remote assistance funtion. Then all sorts of weird things begin happening to my computer. Pages refresh, I even had an extra user added.

I switched to Firefox, but I'm not sure that solved the problem. How can I possibly prevent this? I'm using cable which is on all the time but when I'm not at the computer I place the modem on standby and engage the Internet lock on ZoneAlarm.

HELP?
Carolyn R.

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What type of Monitor

by flags2rus - 8/20/05 12:36 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

17 inch, NEC

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Dell X17-LS

by DanSRCO - 8/20/05 12:43 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I have a Dell D1728D-LS, after looking around for a while for a XP Driver for it. I have found that it runs just fine with the Win98 Driver with AST RAVE 3D Pro.

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I have a hp pavilion f1703 17" moniter

by Trepid49 - 8/20/05 2:16 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

This moniter came with my system I did not order it separate. It seems to work very well and the colors are bright and crisp. Works good so far.

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More than one (triple)

by ZoomerZ - 8/20/05 2:26 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I have a triple monitor array, a 20'' Planar @1600x1200, a 17'' Planar @ 1280x1024, and another 20'' Planar @ 1600x1200 all have black frames so after a bit you no longer notice the dicontinuity for a superwidescreen effect.
Resolutions included for 'clonc' in an above post.

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monitor size

by bimmerpilot - 8/20/05 10:05 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

I have 2 Hitachi 21 inch CRT monitors and 1 Dell 20 inch LCD monitor. I formerly used the Hitachis with AutoCAD in my work as a mechanical engineer; now I find that the LCD is more than adequate for the ordinary stuff, now that I have retired. I'll probably sell the 21 inch CRT Hitachis and get a second LCD for my wife.

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17" Samsung

by grider - 8/20/05 10:25 PM In reply to: What size monitor do you have? by Marc Bennett Moderator

Flat top 17" Samsung had it since Dec and love it!

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