A second monitor :)
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That's a very very meager budget, there's very few monitors that match those criteria and the majority have a resolution that makes it quite useless due to the screen then being smaller than most websites.
I think you need to increase your budget by at least 50%, maybe more.
I think you need to increase your budget by at least 50%, maybe more.
Soldato
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And watch your vertical/horizontal viewing angles. They'll obviously be reversed when the screen is rotated.
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As mentioned above, with that budget you really won't be able to find a decent brand new monitor that has that feature.
To meet those criteria I would look for a second-hand Dell Ultrasharp monitor - as these are good quality and come with stands that swivel to portrait mode. They also tend to use non-TN panels - so the issue with vertical/horizontal viewing angles when running a TN panel monitor on its side are avoided.
As for what specific monitor to look for I would strongly recommend the Dell Ultrasharp 2209WA. This is a 1680x1050 22in E-IPS panel monitor with a VERY good reputation. If possible, get one with the original box and some warranty remaining.
To meet those criteria I would look for a second-hand Dell Ultrasharp monitor - as these are good quality and come with stands that swivel to portrait mode. They also tend to use non-TN panels - so the issue with vertical/horizontal viewing angles when running a TN panel monitor on its side are avoided.
As for what specific monitor to look for I would strongly recommend the Dell Ultrasharp 2209WA. This is a 1680x1050 22in E-IPS panel monitor with a VERY good reputation. If possible, get one with the original box and some warranty remaining.
