FS: 2 x 19" Monitors

Supposed to be in VGC and working, I can't get them from that place I
can't spell near Bristol.

What say £70 the pair ?



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Twenty.

 

Pip came up with the following;:

£70 for twenty of 'em is pretty cheap ..

 

who wants 19" CRT monitors, though[1]?

[1] I have one, and a 21", but I'd really like 2 x 19" TFTs...

 

darsy scribbled:

2 x 24" TFTs. Dell 2405 TFT can be had for £650 new off Ebay. YKIMS

 

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http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17405978&page=1&pp=30

 

You can tell that's not a UKRM thread; there's no-one getting ripped
to pieces for their wallpaper, furniture, accessories, etc.

 

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And let's face it, there's a lot of material to work with.

 

darsy came up with the following;:

LOL, ditto, but with an 'old' 17" CRT too .. and I want 20/21" TFT's ..

 

<nods> It's almost worth registering.

 

frag said:

I picked up a pair of those for £850 in Dell's "Buy one, get one free"
screw up.

 

Slider scribbled:

Oh. Pictures.

Thought it was a new thread about getting them cheap via an iffy
"trade" account :-(

Interesting pics of 2 x 20" Dells though. Wonder how the price compares
to 1 x 24"? Would be nicer to have two.

 

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It depends on what you 'do' with your computer. If you have an application
like Flash or a music application with horizontal timelines/frames, then the
widest-screen monitor is best. If you have to frequently refer to more than
one application (for example, as a developer referring to database, code
and/or reference files) then two monitors is better because you can maximize
two different applications into the workspace. Two monitors also works well
if you use terminal services, with your own desktop on one monitor, and a
remote desktop on the other. Three monitors is optimal, because the area of
screen in front of you doesn't have a line down the middle.

I have a two monitor setup at work and home, and I find it far better to
place the primary monitor straight in front of me, with the secondary to the
side, rather than centering the gap between the two. I got a crick in my
neck when the monitors were centered, because my primary focus day-in
day-out was off to the left of center.

 

Slider scribbled:

*Ding*

Having the ability to spread one desktop over two monitors is nice, but
having the ability to have two seperate desktops, app being debugged in
one, IDE in the other, is a blessing

Costly though. 24" in the middle and 2 x 20", one either side... only
£1400 or so

Since I have a nice 22" CRT I suppose I could just get one 24"er and
use the CRT for the second monitor when I need it.

 

frag wrote

kin yummy it is.

I didn't have you down as one of them *nixy types.

 

Do you think Windows programs write themselves?


frag

 

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Everyone knows that you can't have more than one monitor on a Windows box.

 

Slider scribbled:

<looks at dual CRT setup>

And wheelies can't shaftie...