OT: Large LCD monitors for PC

Let's see you solder a stack of five SMT capacitors starting with a

1206, and ending with a 0201. :)

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An electronic wedding cake :-)

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This was thick tempered glass, with post supports on a 3' x 3' grid... looking back thru my notes, it was actually 21' x 21'... big enough to handle a microprocessor at 400X :-) ...Jim Thompson

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HP 30" IPS

Above 27" the price goes thru the roof for anything.

I'm spoiled with my 24" IPS display. I wouldn't buy another TFT for myself again. (unless the viewing angle is very wide)

Cheers

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Which Dell? It's there on this Dell Optiplex GX620.

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Vostro 200. So far it's been very good to me, and most of all very quiet.

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Aha! Thanks.

Quote "If you are unable to use the native resolution of a digital flat panel display (such as 1920x1080, 1680x1050, 1440x900, etc.), there may be a problem reading the display's EDID. Intel has released a driver for the integrated graphics controller of the Intel® 945 Express Chipsets and later chipsets to specifically address this issue."

So there is hope :-)

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They are not all 16:10, idiot.

So, though I slipped (and not with the math, but with the length figure used IN the math, IDIOT!), you ASSumed. I feel your error is a far worse transgression. Then you called it 9th grade math. Maybe where you live. 5th grade over here. Doesn't matter since there was no math error. The formula is fine. The wrong data was used by me. The wrong data AND the attitude was used by you, however.

Neither the 30" I mentioned, nor the 23" I have here is 16:10. Do'h!

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Actually, it was a 50 Ohm DC block that was flat from under 100 KHz to over 450 MHz with under .25 dB ripple.

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Who in the world views stuff at 10 inches? That's one span from the end of your nose! That's just about where the lenses of an optivisor or a stereopticon are.

Well, OK, I guess the OV or SO are more like five, but really!

Right now, I can reach out and just exactly touch the screen of my monitor with the tip of my finger.

With 1.25 diopter cheaters. (what's the smiley for EEK! ?)

Thanks! Rich

Macular?

Thanks, Rich

Were that an option, don't you think he would have?

I guess I gave him too much credit?

Maybe I didn't read, "I can't get a third monitor working" the same way. If it's a problem of needing admin rights to add drivers to a work PC then the same would apply to a USB device. Not knowing what the obstacle was, I asked "why", which is not the same as making an assumption.

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Cite for a 2560 x 1600 (of any diagonal size) that is _not_ ?

Have you considered _why_ it's 16:10?

You live in Shanghai or Singapore?

Sad.

Neither is 2560 x 1600.

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I like to read the monitor like I do with a book, ok, maybe 14" or so. Plus the big CRT can't be set any farther back or there'll be a hole in the wall behind it.

A LCD can be placed farther back and then you have to buy an even larger screen. Doesn't seem to make much sense. Like what native Americans used to say, "White man make big fire, sit far away".

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Dual monitors is *Great* for cross-probing, particularly in those situations. Unfortunately, OrCad doesn't probe Crapture to Layout.

A disco dance floor?

The Kensington version doesn't work. What guarantee is there that one this will?