Foo - How big is yours?

The PC Monitor... mine is 19 inches, wide screen, flat panel... @ 1440 x 900 resolution. It looked so big 2 years ago. Now is just... small.

I have two Flat Panels (19" and 22")

pron star 24"

My old job I had a 28" and a 20"... so much screen, almost too much.

Now I just have two 22". Good enough I suppose.

Home is one 20". Rarely do work at home anymore so not gonna clutter up my desk with one more.

Apple 30" and 22" LCDs on my office desk. Most of the time I'm on BF I'm on a 15" MacBook Pro laptop.

one 24" Soyo LCD.

17" Acer LCD POS

I'm using an ancient 20 inch monitor. Going to get a 22 lcd soon.

My first monitor was a Sony 13, but it was really a 12. Can't believe I used it now.

I'd like to go to 24, but my video card can't push that many pixels in video games and keep the eye candy. Oh well.

47" LCD... 1920x1080... doubles as an HDTV when I'm not using it as a computer monitor.

:p

I used to have dual Viewsonic 19" CRTs. Now I have a single 20.1" widescreen. I miss my dual monitors. It's a PITA trying to do graphics, write code, AND surf pr0n at the same time with one monitor!

12" i have nothing to prove

22" and 19" on my home computer, not sure about the laptop, think it's 15 or 17". My work computer is 19" but hopefully will be dual 19's soon.

Normally I work on a 24" wide-screen. I do project on a 53" LCD but since the resolution is still only 1920x1080, it isn't like I am able to see more stuff, it just makes each pixel bigger. Good for sharing videos and stuff but not so much for work.

I would like a resolution of 4000x2250 or so. Then a larger monitor will be helpful.

24" Dell LCD (1920x1200) on the desk in our office here at home. Another 24" 1920x1200 LCD (Westinghouse) downstairs for the spare computer.

Can't convince the wife that I should put both on the desk upstairs....

Work desk, for the 2 or 4 days a week I'm in the office, has a 24" and 19" LCD.

17" Dell, 1024x768.
All I really need.

17" Dell, 1024x768.
All I really need.

Same here. I've never really considered getting a larger monitor.

Big ole 15" 38# monster that the cat likes to sit on at home, nice flat screen at work.

19" at work
22" at home.

Next home will be 24"

22" and WIDE...

Oh, you mean my monitor?

Size doesn't matter, as long as it works. Hmmph. :notamused:

22" 16:10 widescreen 1650x1080.

Great for gaming and movies.

Samsung 226BW.

Dell 20" 2007WFP A04 / LG-Philips 1680x1050 S-IPS overdrive panel (best 20" wide screen panel of it's day, same one apple used in it's 20")
Viewsonic 19" VP191b / AU Optronics 1280x1024 MVA overdrive panel (one of the better 19" panels during it's day)

both have true 24bit colour reproduction unlike cheaper monitors :thumb:

1680x1050 20" LCD. I'll probably get a 30" at some point, since I gave my TV away. I haven't had a TV in over a year, and I figure 30" is big enough to double as a monitor and TV.

work: dual 17" 1280x1024
home: 19" 1280x1024. I'll get either a 22" widescreen for gaming, or an LCD TV. my PC looks like crap on a 32" tube.

as a side note, 19" make great 1024x1280 portrait mode monitors for reading books on your pc.

dual 19" flat panels. sweeeetness.

my tv is also only 20", and I only have one. And its a flat-screen tube.

coincidence? my nerdiness factor thinks not.

13 inches.



Oh wait...you said PC Monitor. Nevermind. :rolleyes::innocent:

Wife's: two 19" LCD non-widescreens
Mine: MacBook 13" with a 19" LCD widescreen.
Work: 15" LCD non-widescreen. (yes, it sucks).

All I need is an adapter and I can output the MacBook to the 40" HDTV.

Work 19"

Home 22" wide screen 1920 x 1080 hidef (w/tv tuner on the PC)

I ditched the old 21" crt a couple years back. The 17" on the laptop is just fine for me.

Big enough to give me pleasure.

Screw how anyone else feels.

Big enough to give me pleasure.

Screw how anyone else feels.

Aaaaah....the mantra of those with small ones. ;) :p :innocent:

bigger than most.

yes, but can you flip yours?
I can flip both of mine vertical :thumb:

Can you flip it over your shoulders?
Can you tie it in a knot? like a continental soldier?
Does your ***** hang low?
Does it wobble to a fro?

yes, but can you flip yours?
I can flip both of mine vertical :thumb:

The monitor? No, I can't flip it. It's stuck into horizontal position. I can get it up and down but can't flip it around.

HP w2207 (22 inch) My tower has all the goodies, cable ready TV, FM radio, blagga, blagga, blagga, but I rarely if ever use them.

wide screen vertical is pretty stupid IMO, you just have this monolith standing in front of you.
standard 4:3 or 5:4 vertical is great for vertical portraits, but your eyes get tired quicker because the refresh rate becomes obscure.

22", 1920x1200 LCD. Previous monitor was 15" 1024x768 LCD. It took several days to get over the "I can fit about eight browser windows on the screen at once!" feeling. Almost made me pine for the Windows 3.1 days and the "Tile Windows" function. :)

As nice as it is, I could go back if I needed to. My laptop has a 14.1" 1280x768 screen, and I don't go all that nuts on the much smaller screen. Not that I want to, but I could.


my tv is also only 20", and I only have one. And its a flat-screen tube.Heh, same here. Fancy entertainment system connected to a 20" CRT. Oh well, it has a great picture on it still, and it's in a small room.

The PC Monitor... mine is 19 inches, wide screen, flat panel... @ 1440 x 900 resolution. It looked so big 2 years ago. Now is just... small.

Same thing.

22" Acer LCD (16:10 1680 x 1050). But I'm trying to talk myself into getting something like this (http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8718532&type=product&id=1200703080130)