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1st Sep 2006, 13:38
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Thinking of upgrading to a wide-screen monitor, not sure what's out there at the moment that's good....
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#2
1st Sep 2006, 13:42
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Don't think there are any benefits other than they look good.
oh and they're great for watching DVDS on. |
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1st Sep 2006, 14:03
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Im changing soon, will be great for films.
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21st Sep 2006, 21:54
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I will check if all my software is compatible before I switch don't want games streching accross it. Only just got a Pro TFT for designers a year ago so it will be a long time yet.
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#5
22nd Sep 2006, 01:20
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Do they have better picture? Dave. |
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#6
22nd Sep 2006, 01:55
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The more you pay the greater the tone range/ contrast ratio, viewing angle, pixel response and the brightness is more even all over the screen. The TFT I have on my main computer has colour to match pantone books. I have a cheapo TFT on the rendering computer it's awfull compared to this one.
I use the Formac Gallery Raven 20.1" this one breaks the ruel of the more you pay the better it is. http://www.formac.co.uk/frameset.htm |
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#7
22nd Sep 2006, 03:48
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What about Extream HD widescreen monitors http://www.nvidia.com/page/technolog...e_hd_home.html
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#8
25th Sep 2006, 11:42
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Well i know im not going to be updating to a widescreen yet, but I will tell you that the new Windows Vista already comes pre-configured for you to have 2 computer monitors so i think im going to play off that one first. And I know some of you will ask what you need two monitors for, well a bunch of things actually...but its only something that few people will need.
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#9
26th Sep 2006, 10:59
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I have an LCD wide screen, and it look great. I would pull off the switch again. It's worth it.
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