QOTD: How Big Is Your PC Display?

[jwl3]

58" plasma tv.

 

[particleman]

Dual 22" Acer.....simply awesome!!!!

 

[krazynutz]

24" 8-bit Gateway LCD with USB ports. 2 years. Still beautiful. Still awesome.

 

[aapocketz]

I am using 4 dell 3007WFP 30", 5120x3200 pixels.

 

[Guest]

24" Dell though 'back in the day, when I was working as a lowly IT tech, I once got Quake running on a 15' by 12' wall display made up of 30" CRT's. Purely for tesing purposes, of course

 

[rtcjones]

24" Samsung Syncmaster Display, and a 32" Sony Bravia (TV) powered by a Radeon HD 4870 X2. I love my Samsung display, my only complaint being that I feel like screen uniformity has gone down hill with the advent of the new, and cheaper, widescreen LCD monitors... Am I wrong?

P.S. What I would love to do is to add on 2 19" 4:3 samsung syncmasters, one on each side of my 24"...

 

[thub]

19" HP 4:3 aspect ratio. It's getting harder and harder to find decent 4:3 displays these days, which I think is sad. Certainly, I'd probably have to give in and get a wide screen display the moment I went beyond 19". I don't know why anyone would want to sacrifice vertical resolution for horizontal, but maybe I'm just stubborn in my ways. I suppose I _can_ think of scenarios that it would be beneficial, but for me 4:3 is by far the more versatile option.

 

[grieve]

24" lcd and a 21" crt

I love the size of the lcd (24"), but the crt has a superior picture.

 

[spleendamage]

Love my 30" Samsung 305T

 

[xnem3s1sx]

19" LCD, but I have also used my 74" HDTV

 

[liltlboy]

2 X 22" Dell UltraSharp

 

[royalcrown]

[citation][nom]randomizer[/nom]22" TN panel with shocking viewing angles. It was priced fairly well at this time last year when I bought it (~$330) and I was after a panel for playing games, not doing work with Photoshop requiring colour accuracy.[/citation]

Wow, randomizer, only ~ 170 here... last april

 

[jrroman1977]

20" @ 1620x1040

 

[nukemaster]

24 Inch S-PVA SyncMaster 245T.

 

[Guest]

ACER 21.5", 1080P, HDMI, 16:9 aspect ratio and thank God no Gloss.
all for US$ 199.99

 

[The Schnoz]

52" 1920x1080

 

[Onus]

22" 1680x1050 primary, 19" 1440x900 on secondary/test, now also a Teamspeak server. I may get another 22" soon, and move the 19" back to the bench. I have a HIS HD4850, and I think 22" is as big as I want to go with it.

 

[morphinebaby]

22" Samsung LCD

 

[2GooDrumr]

14.1" on the Lappy and 20" acer on the desktop for gaming mostly

 

[Guest]

Two 19" lcds at home
Two 22" lcds at work

 

[usasma]

32" Sharp Aquos TV

 

[tommysch]

I use a 22inch @ 1680*1050 as a main monitor and a 19inch @ 1280*1024 on the right of the main monitor.

 

[Cans-X]

Dual Samsung 226BW (22" wide screens)

 

[kittle]

2x Samsung 970P 19" LCD screens.

I miss my 22" CRT though

 

[idisarmu]

17" 1280x1024