is a 20" dell the same height as 24" ?
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If i remember right a dell 20 inch on its side is as tall as a 24 inch in landscape so no not the same....I think.
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I think this is what I was thinking of:
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archive...2001fp_action_8_megapixel_desktop.html?page=3
which is a 3007 and 2x2001 on their side.
EDIT...
I think this is what I was thinking of:
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archive...2001fp_action_8_megapixel_desktop.html?page=3
which is a 3007 and 2x2001 on their side.
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wish I'd seen this thread yesterday, I spent about an hour with pythagorus and a desktop calculator
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will post one in a minute just got to clean the desk, mine is not of dell though is that a problem? i got the 24" hyundia and 20" viewsonic and imo it looks great.
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took a few as wasn't sure exaclty what you were after. post back if you need any more. only got the 24" today so cables/wii/ speakers etc are still to be tidied and put in a better place.
looking at those photos the 24" doesn't actually look that big but have to say in real life it looks massive, really great as on the 24" you have enough space for two applications and a nice gap between them, unlike the 20 which imo is only enough room for one application and just a lot of wasted space.
looking at those photos the 24" doesn't actually look that big but have to say in real life it looks massive, really great as on the 24" you have enough space for two applications and a nice gap between them, unlike the 20 which imo is only enough room for one application and just a lot of wasted space.
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thank you for that, much appreciated.
it has answered one of my questions..
i would like to have the monitors at the same height as each other, so i must go for a 4:3 screen and not a widescreen.
the second monitor is to replace a 15" which i use for winamp/outlook/msn/etc and has become too small.
it has answered one of my questions..
i would like to have the monitors at the same height as each other, so i must go for a 4:3 screen and not a widescreen.
the second monitor is to replace a 15" which i use for winamp/outlook/msn/etc and has become too small.
Being pedantic: isn’t it 20.1”, not 20.0"?
So this:
http://tvcalculator.com/index.html?49a900eb62df9ddb42278ddc4982d5c4