QOTD: How Big Is Your PC Display?

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Dual Acer 22's at home, a 40" Samsung LCD HDTV in my living room, and dual Dell 19's at work. I think that about covers it.
 
115" 1080p front projection - 15000:1 dynamic, 1800:1 native (SXRD)

Formally color calibrated
30" desktop LCD - 800:1 (S-IPS)
19" portrait oriented desktop LCD - 1000:1 (S-PVA)
13.3" notebook LCD - 300:1 (TN film)
 
23.5" LCD (1080p) for normal use, 106" projection screen for video and movies.
 
HP 24 inch w2408h vivid Color Widescreen LCD, native res 1920x1200, attached via HDMI from my HP DV5t.
I guess 22" LCD will be the winner.
 
30 Inch Gateway Extreme HD 1600p for main monitor running at 2560 x 1600 and then a Pioneer 6020 60 inch 1080p Plasma via HDMI as monitor 2
 
I use a 32" Full HD lcd from LG and a secondary standard 22" lcd monitor.
 
I just got a 24" 1920x1200. Upgraded from 20" 1680x1050 which is being used on my 2nd computer now. My kids use a 19" CRT on theirs...
 
15" LCD. Heck yeah, I'm rocking a resolution popularized in the mid-90s (1024x768). An upgrade is definitely in order.

Edit: And a 42" 1080p Panasonic 42PZ700U hooked up to the HTPC.
 
dual monitors:
17" CRT
15" CRT

It takes up a lot of desktop space, but I haven't been able to spend the time to find an LCD that I like.
 
18,1 and 19"
A quick search on any store will make clear most monitors sold today are 22" LCD screens.
24" is an exception, and 30" I've never seen.
Plasma is not interesting due to it's big grain.
I'm better off with a 24" monitor a little closer to my eyes, than a 50" plasma with the same resolution (at least for my personal computing experience).
When watching HD movies with a bunch of friends things might be different.
 
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