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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Derek Raycraft wrote:
> At home I've got a 19" Viewsonic and a 17" Viewsonic, pre-exploding
> capacitor models, both running 1600x1200. I also used to have a 22" by
At home it is a Dell 17" Trinitron on a Matrox G450 Dualhead. At work I have
this IBM G78 17". It is the default "You're a Manager, You Get a T23 Laptop,
Here's Our Corporate Standard for Laptops" monitor. Both I run 1280x1024 on.
> gone. It's amazing that people will carry away a 75lb dead monitor. I
> suspect it's probably at the bottom of the Don river now.
Yes, yes it is:
http://peach.mie.utoronto.ca/people/tsangc/tech-6091-index.html
> Anyway back to the picture. I love how one eye of each guy is reflected
> in the brim of the hard hat of the guy next to him. I love how this
> makes for a floating eye in front of the guy in the foreground.
I never noticed that! I've been in a fit of cleaning up the Lego mess lately
and I decided to keep a minifigure jar like most of you do. I took my bag of
construction workers and assembled them for the photo, then dropped them into
the jar for later use, maybe in train6.
> Back to monitors, I too would like 1600x1200 capable LCDs but as you say
> they are still way to expensive.
I didn't think this was an issue, but recently I was speaking with a guy from NZ
here at the office who said in Asia/Pacific, most LCDs are DVI-D already,
whereas here, even up to 17" most LCD's are still RGB Analog. I think the lack
of DVI-D compatible video cards out there means most display manufacturers won't
put both since people won't want to pay for it. DVI-D I think is almost a
requirement for 1600.
Calum
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| (...) > with a matched pair of Trinitron CRTs but then Nortel took > my right side monitor away. I figure I'll probably buy > a 1280 or 1600 native LCD in a year or two when they get cheap enough. I'd run 1600x1200 on a 17". At work I'm currently (...) (21 years ago, 11-Mar-04, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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