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ThomasSoerensen replied

19 July 2012, 15:50
So am I the only one with a 30" 2560*1600 one?

Plebs, the bunch of you.
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AtW replied

19 July 2012, 15:01
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

At home, I have my iMac 27 inch acting as a screen for my Thinkpad X1. Works a treat.
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wobbegong replied

19 July 2012, 14:23
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

If we are playing that game my new laptop is a 15" 2880x1800, now that is

No, that's an Etch-a-Sketch.
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Scrag Meister replied

19 July 2012, 13:29
Originally posted by DS23 View Post

27 inches of 2560 x 1440

thinking of getting another one.

WHS x2
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SimonMac replied

19 July 2012, 12:30
Originally posted by farout117 View Post

Do you need all that resolution on a 15"?

Need; No. Want; Yes!
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Gentile replied

19 July 2012, 12:16
With all this talk of large screens, I'm sure there's a "yo momma" desktop wallpaper gag waiting in the wings.
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farout117 replied

19 July 2012, 12:01
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

If we are playing that game my new laptop is a 15" 2880x1800, now that is

Do you need all that resolution on a 15"?
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BrilloPad replied

19 July 2012, 11:57
Does size really matter? Isn't it quality that counts?
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DS23 replied

19 July 2012, 11:55
27 inches of 2560 x 1440

thinking of getting another one.
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Pondlife replied

19 July 2012, 09:27
Display
Retina display
9.7-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology
2048-by-1536-pixel resolution at 264 pixels per inch (ppi)
Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating
Support for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously
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SimonMac replied

19 July 2012, 08:55
Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post

My laptop has a 15" 1900x1200

If we are playing that game my new laptop is a 15" 2880x1800, now that is
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Lockhouse replied

19 July 2012, 08:55
With the cost of a decent monitor being way under £200 what's all the fuss?
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Spacecadet replied

19 July 2012, 08:52
My laptop has a 15" 1900x1200
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NotAllThere replied

19 July 2012, 08:47
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Everyone, and I mean everyone (event the kitchen staff) here has 24" monitors with 1920x1200 and some people even have 2!

I did consider nicking one from the students' to have two 1920x1080. I was the first to have two monitors in the office - after I'd bought a USB VGA adaptor. I've got two 1920x1200 in my home office.

There's no monitor wars. For the past six years, I've just had the permie cast- offs - it's a bit worrying as this is the first monitor that's actually been ordered specifically for me (well, thrown in as an after-thought when they decided to get some for the students).
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Cliphead replied

19 July 2012, 08:24
2 x 1920x1080 and 1 x 1280x1024
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