Monitor setup? What shall i do?

[lolage]

I have a rig set up, just theres one thing stopping me from doing this - the monitor.

My main problem is not having much room on my desk. My room is very small and my desk is between two walls which only measures up to 3ft (91.5cm). I want dual screens just i dont know what size to go for. Also i have the issue if i need to go widescreen or non-widescreen.

I was going to have 2 19" widescreen but i was worried about not having much height for my photoshop work and video editing. So i was thinking 2 19" non-widescreen. Then i was thinking a 19" non-widescreens and a 22" widescreen. Its all very confusing.

So if you were in my position with very little space on your desk what would you do?

Thanks for any comments, Ben.

 

[lolage]

The reason i need dual screens is that i am going to be doing a lot of multi tasking including video editing and photo editing. I need the space to have lots of programs up.

Its just if i should get 2 19" 4:3 or one 19" 4:3 and a 22" widescreen.

The only reason why i want widescreen is because ive heard they are so much better for gaming, and ultimatley i want it for a gaming/high end programs (photoshop/premiere) pc.

 

[lolage]

Also im not prepared to blow £400+ on a 24" monitor.

 

[lolage]

Not really to me it just looks like 4:3 stretched out on a widescreen depends if the game is true widescreen POV or not i guess.How about the cheapest 17" you can find and a decent 22"?

Why 17" and 22" ?

 

[lolage]

Thanks everyone for replys..

Why CRT if doing photography work? I am doing a lot of photoshop..

 

[lolage]

Hmm, so its come down to either of these:

17" non-ws and 20" ws
or
x2 non-ws 19"
or
22" ws

I want it mainly for photo/video editing. School/college work. Mulititasking. I was as much space as possible.