Hi All,
I am thinking about adding a third monitor to my coding station.
I currently run 1600x1200 on a dell 20.1", which is ok, but I am thinking to move to something that will do 1920x1200.
I'm doing the purchase on eBay, so can't really see the monitor beforehand.
Last time I bought a "Widescreen" (I read "ShortScreen") monitor, I hated it. In real space, I gained a couple inches width, but I lost a lot off the height. It was like getting my monitor cut in half.
I'm looking at the Dell 24" or a SOYO 26". I want to make sure that the height of the screen isn't less than what I have now, in actual inches, so that the 1200 I get will be the same as the 1200 I have now, and it will just be like adding an extra 320px to the side of my existing monitor.
Most of the monitors I have looked at include the HxWxD, but it's for the whole thing, including sides, stand, etc. For the life of me, I can't seem to find an actual measure of screen height and width, other than diagonal, which could be anything, depending on the diagonal angle.
Does anyone have experience with the Dell 24" 248WFP or the Soyo Pearl 26", or have any idea on a resource that would show how TALL the screen is or square inches?
At this point, I'd be happy if someone could just measure their screen height with a ruler for me =o)
EDIT:
Seriously!? The guy who wrote the post about Job Hopping Etiquette:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/48618/job-hopping-etiquette
felt the need to close my question because he doesn't think my monitor, on which I do all of my programming, which is the WINDOW into the WORLD IN WHICH I WORK doing my PROGRAMMING, is programming related?
Who here thinks that your programming tools have nothing to do with programming - anyone want to try in on the 6" monitors they have at the supermarket?