Monitor Obsessions: One large or many small?
Posted by: dragonblogger // Category: Technology
|
|
 |
 |
It is the subject of computer geek debates in workplaces and home offices around the country, do you prefer having multiple monitors of 19″ size together where you can basically expand your screen to fill two monitors or would you prefer to have a single 30″ LCD monitor sitting on your desk and working on a single monitor?
Considering that most home users are still using 1 monitor or even using their laptops LCD monitors, it seems crazy that one would need a monitor that is 30″ in length. However, I can see the benefit for graphic designers and artists who need to work on a large canvas, or people who need to have multiple documents or applications open side by side in real time. Personally my 24″ monitor I use but don’t have as many apps side by side, I just like having full size 1920×1200 screen resolution.
So, what kind of monitor do you use? Do you prefer giant single screen’s or multiple screens for your desktop?
-Dragon Blogger
Related posts:
- How The Average Home Computer User Can Go Green So, you want to know how you can save...
- Get Better System Performance with VIPRE Antivirus VIPRE Antivirus is here and designed to give you...
- Most Anticipated Gadget of 2010 Will Apple be as successful in the tablet industry, which...
- PayPerPost Upgrade Benefits Advertisers and Bloggers PayPerPost is revamping the system to allow advertisers to request...
- Quest for Solid State Disk Drive On my quest to find a SSD Drive I learned...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Tags: computer monitor sizes, Large LCD Display, largest computer monitors, multiple computer monitors, one large or two small monitors, preferred monitor size, two 19 inch monitors, two computer monitors 30 inch monitor, which monitor size
August 6th, 2009 at 8:14 am
I’d say *one* monitor, but mostly becaues I haven’t got a clue how I can connect 2 monitors to my MacBook Pro
I suppose I’d need some kind of USB/firewire equipment for the 2nd monitor.
Well, when using the laptop, you automatically get a 2nd monitor in the built-in one, in my case a 15″ built-in monitor.
At the office I use an old Dell 19″. It’s okay, but doesn’t leave much space for having a browser and a developing editor open next to each other.
At home I use a 24″ Samsung SyncMaster T240 which was actually very cheap, but it looks great and the size is perfect.
Klaus @ TechPatio´s last blog ..July 2009: Blog Summary & Income (My First Month Of Blogging)
[Reply]
August 6th, 2009 at 8:46 am
I use my Dell FPS2405 24″ widescreen and really like it.
[Reply]
August 7th, 2009 at 6:10 am
I’d like the best of both worlds! One HUGE monitor as the main one of course. It might be a high quality overhead projector and then multiple small ones. Or should I say smaller ones!
Unfortunately I only have a laptop, but if you look on my blog, you’ll see I have some big dreams! 8-D
Conrad Theart´s last blog ..Google Chrome OS
[Reply]