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Matt98568 United States. Jan 30 2007 11:14. Posts 2391 | | | |
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Highcard Canada. Jan 30 2007 12:23. Posts 5428 | | |
All I can add to this is the resolution on the 22" is too small if you are hoping to get no overlap....you need 1600x1200 and the 22" are widescreen so they lack the vertical res for 1200. |
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Joe Czech Republic. Jan 30 2007 12:35. Posts 5987 | | |
i dont fancy the idea of having 2 different sized monitors. imo it is much more comfortable to either have 2 same size monitors or one huge monitor (like 30" . |
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Matt98568 United States. Jan 30 2007 12:43. Posts 2391 | | |
The 20" I have now is 1600 X 1050 res., would this go better with another widescreen like this one or would the 20.1" with a 1600 X 1200 res be fine also? |
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