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I think I'll just ask my Financial Director whether she's happy with it. The monitor I mean. -
Originally posted by BR14 View Postthe linked article describes it as 'like a penis extension', not 'supplied with free penis extension'.
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Originally posted by eek View PostReally - not noticed it with my standing desk and two monitors on a centralised mount.
That probably has a lot to do with the 4cm thick desktop I put it on.
Had a look online and said that standing desks often have this issue. But if yours is fine that's great. Just my findingsLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOh I know, but...
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOh I know, but...
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostMy desk is standup, but it handles two monitors quite happily.
I'm wondering if I can justify a Dell U4919DW (49", 5120 x 1440 pixels).Leave a comment:
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My desk is standup, but it handles two monitors quite happily.
I'm wondering if I can justify a Dell U4919DW (49", 5120 x 1440 pixels).Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI went with a Samsung 49 inch Ultrawide QLED Curved monitor.
49 Inch Ultrawide QLED Curved Gaming Monitor C49HG90DMU | Samsung UK
This replaced my Philips 40 inch monitor (which was fine).
I found myself switching between applications a fair bit on the 40 inch monitor so moving to a wide screen has been a good move. If you do a lot of programming in one IDE and not much switching then the 40 inch monitor is better for reading code, you just have more height.
The Samsung is pretty good for connectivity, I can switch between my laptop and pc, fairly easily. If you do have a mac make sure it can support the resolution, for example my Mac Mini won't support the full resolution of the wide screen monitor.
One very minor issue, if you do have a stand up desk putting a widescreen monitor with all the weight on it may cause some rocking, it's annoying.
That probably has a lot to do with the 4cm thick desktop I put it on.Leave a comment:
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I went with a Samsung 49 inch Ultrawide QLED Curved monitor.
https://www.samsung.com/uk/monitors/curved-chg90d/
This replaced my Philips 40 inch monitor (which was fine).
I found myself switching between applications a fair bit on the 40 inch monitor so moving to a wide screen has been a good move. If you do a lot of programming in one IDE and not much switching then the 40 inch monitor is better for reading code, you just have more height.
The Samsung is pretty good for connectivity, I can switch between my laptop and pc, fairly easily. If you do have a mac make sure it can support the resolution, for example my Mac Mini won't support the full resolution of the wide screen monitor.
One very minor issue, if you do have a stand up desk putting a widescreen monitor with all the weight on it may cause some rocking, it's annoying.Leave a comment:
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