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[chef]

Monitor at home?

I've never found the need for a home monitor as I mainly work at the client site and when I am working from home it's usually documentation and so I could make do with using gf chef's desk and just my laptop screen. It seems that for the next few months I'll be working from home a lot more and so I want to get setup with a decent working environment, so, today is desk shopping and monitor researching.

What do the esteemed members of CUK have in terms of monitors? and what would you buy right now?


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[Spacecadet]

I've got 2 21" monitors

Unfortunately they are not Full HD but fairly close to it

[Arturo Bassick]

My PC screen is my 32" HD TV.

[d000hg]

I've got 2 21" monitors

Unfortunately they are not Full HD but fairly close to it

Same - 2 X SyncMaster 940N. Nothing special but they've lasted since the start of my contracting career and are 4:3 aspect which I prefer.

[gingerjedi]

I've got 22" 1080 16:9 with HDMI which is handy if I ever want to watch a Bluray or play Xbox (which I haven't yet), I found I was moving my head to much with a 24".

And the 22 was cheaper.

[NotAllThere]

2x22" T220 SyncMasters. Recently swapped my PSU for a BeQuiet. I'd definitely recommend it.

[chef]

ANy particular reason Samsung Syncmasters seem so popular?

[Spacecadet]

ANy particular reason Samsung Syncmasters seem so popular?

If I was going to be redoing mine, I'd want a monitor which can take other inputs and have some built in speakers. That way I can leave one monitor on for use with the PC and use the other for PS3/TV or whatever amd then easily switch back to dual monitor usage when required.

The Samsung Synchmasters seem to fit that usage model!

[Troll]

I prefer a de-cluttered desktop at home so opt for all-in-one jobbies - currently a 20" Sony Vaio VGC-V2S

Looking for a replacement with a bigger screen (all the time stopping myself buying the 27" mac)

[Cliphead]

2 x 22" LG LED monitors and 1 Hanns-G 22"