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So whats bigger....

Epoman

Platinum Member
I'm serious

a Dell 20in LCD or a Dell 20in LCD Widescreen? 😕

I'm confused if I should get a widescreen or not. Is it bigger or is it just good for movies?
 
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Originally posted by: Epoman
I'm serious

a Dell 20in LCD or a Dell 20in LCD Widescreen? 😕

I'm confused if I should get a widescreen or not. Is it bigger or is it just good for movies?

😕
 
Originally posted by: Epoman
I'm serious

a Dell 20in LCD or a Dell 20in LCD Widescreen? 😕

I'm confused if I should get a widescreen or not. Is it bigger or is it just good for movies?

Technically the 20" regular screen will be larger (as in taller). 20" measures the diagonal of the screen. So yah.... Im too tired to explain it.
 
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.
 
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛
 
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛


 
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

 
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

Yes it does, and yes you can🙂
 
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?
No, it turns back around when you aren't looking. 😛
 
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

Yes it does, and yes you can🙂

Woah!

That sounds cool but I think I'll just stick with the 20in and then get another 20in and have a dual setup. Unless you guys think I should get the 24"

 
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

I had a 19 inch samsung that did that, and it was completely useless



/me tries it on his 2001fp


yeah the normal one does it too

 
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

Yes it does, and yes you can🙂

Woah!

That sounds cool but I think I'll just stick with the 20in and then get another 20in and have a dual setup. Unless you guys think I should get the 24"

YOU know you want the 2405FPW man!

Koing
 
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: Epoman
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: zixxer
I prefer the normal one.

most stuff on computer has to do with up and down scrolling. in other words, vertical real estate is more important than width for everything except movies.


also the res on the normal is technically higher.

The widescreen pivots and pwns j00 in vertical harmony😛

Does it really pivot and go vertical? That is sweet. Can you leave it like that perm?

Yes it does, and yes you can🙂

2001fp does that too...
 
4:3 monitors are bigger than 16:9. My 18" 4:3 LCD at home looks bigger than the 20" 16:9 LCD at work. Get both.
 
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