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Scrag Meister replied

11 July 2012, 08:55
Just saw this article.

Gaming monitor review
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doodab replied

6 July 2012, 08:21
Originally posted by Scrag Meister

Is it going to be a company or personal purchase?

Company most certainly. It's for work.
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Lockhouse replied

6 July 2012, 07:11
I've got three 24" Samsungs on my desk at home at around £200 each. Not too expensive but decent quality and no dead pixels.
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Scrag Meister replied

6 July 2012, 06:52
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I was thinking either

24" Dell U2412M Widescreen LED, IPS Panel Monitor - Scan.co.uk

or

Dell 27" IPS Monitor A12 U2711 IPS Monitor - Scan.co.uk

I can't really justify the extra for an Eizo.

I have 2 of the Dell 27" that I bought last September. Looks like they have dropped £100 ex vat since then.

A lot of screen real estate, and a great piece of kit. Not cheap but in my opinion worth the money, especially after CT deduction and VAT reclamation as was part of a new company system purchase.

Is it going to be a company or personal purchase?

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primroselp replied

6 July 2012, 02:57
I can't really justify the extra for an Eizo.
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vetran replied

5 July 2012, 22:35
I like 2 screens, one with email & web searching. The other for coding.

one big screen it gets messy.
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doodab replied

5 July 2012, 19:28
I was thinking either

24" Dell U2412M Widescreen LED, IPS Panel Monitor - Scan.co.uk

or

Dell 27" IPS Monitor A12 U2711 IPS Monitor - Scan.co.uk

I can't really justify the extra for an Eizo.
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Cliphead replied

5 July 2012, 19:24
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I have a 24" 1920x1200 monitor on my desk. Should I get another one to go next to it (which will be a little cramped) or one of these 27" 2560x1440 ones?

Got a link to decent examples? I have three monitors on my desk but only mouse and keyboard connected to the KVM so I can see what's happening. They're all 22" LED's 1920x1080.
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doodab started a topic Big screens

5 July 2012, 19:22
Big screens

I have a 24" 1920x1200 monitor on my desk. Should I get another one to go next to it (which will be a little cramped) or one of these 27" 2560x1440 ones?
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