do they exist???
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1920x1080 on 21" or 22"
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I'd recommend getting a 23" for 1080p though. I find high resolutions on smaller screens is really weird and can be hard on the eyes.
1920x1080 on 21" or 22"
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I'd recommend getting a 23" for 1080p though. I find high resolutions on smaller screens is really weird and can be hard on the eyes.
simardbrad
i currently have a 21" 1680x1050 and everything in screen seems too big, and I like the size (don't preffer any bigger). I was used to my crt monitor which things on screen were small
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1920x1080 on 21" or 22"
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I'd recommend getting a 23" for 1080p though. I find high resolutions on smaller screens is really weird and can be hard on the eyes.
pure89
i currently have a 21" 1680x1050 and everything in screen seems too big, and I like the size (don't preffer any bigger). I was used to my crt monitor which things on screen were small
you'd be better off getting a 24" 1920 x 1200 monitor adding a few pixels across isn't worth the price of a new monitor.Yeah, just look on Newegg. I almost bought one the other day which was an open box for 120 bucks, but didn't and then it got sold.do they exist???
pure89
If I were you I would get this one. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236052 It is 23.6" but bigger is better.
Yeah, just look on Newegg. I almost bought one the other day which was an open box for 120 bucks, but didn't and then it got sold.[QUOTE="pure89"]
do they exist???
Jacobistheman
If I were you I would get this one. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236052 It is 23.6" but bigger is better.
once you've got to 23.5" you'd be stupid not to get a 1920 x 1200 monitor.24 is perfect for 1080pNSR34GTRno one should ever but a 1080p monitor that is 24" anymore, 1920 x 1200 monitors cost the same most of the time and those extra pixels are well worth it.
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