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Old 20.09.2006, 05:41 PM
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Next week i will be replacing my 2x17inch Monitors (split/shared screens) for my DAW,with 2 of these little Beauties http://uk.lge.com/prodmodeldetail.do...&model=NOTHING
I took my Music PC to the shop today for a test,they work with my ASUS graphic card perfect,even though the wanker from Asus support said it wouldn't...
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... Was thinking 2x17" sub-woofers for a minute there.
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... Was thinking 2x17" sub-woofers for a minute there.
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Very Smooth,
i corrently have a 19` Dell and Thinking of adding another one.

Btw,why did you take your pc with you? to check hw compability with that graphics card?
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The resolution doesn't seem to be very high with the 32LC2D TV. I suggest buying real computer lcd monitors with at least 1600x1200 resolution.
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Old 21.09.2006, 01:26 AM
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The resolution doesn't seem to be very high with the 32LC2D TV. I suggest buying real computer lcd monitors with at least 1600x1200 resolution.
those two monitors Together have 2732 X 768 which is great also they are bigger in size :P there are no 32inch LCDs at the moment that do 1600x1200
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my roomate has the Dell 23" widescreen monitor and it's quite good. actually it's amazing. you should get 2 of those
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The resolution doesn't seem to be very high with the 32LC2D TV. I suggest buying real computer lcd monitors with at least 1600x1200 resolution.
those two monitors Together have 2732 X 768 which is great also they are bigger in size :P there are no 32inch LCDs at the moment that do 1600x1200
But think about the vertical resolution 768 pixels. I can say that it will be pain to use audio programs at 2732x768 pixels, the desktop is not high enough. I have a dell 24" + Viewsonic 20" which give me 3520x1200 pixels of workspace. It's very important to see as many tracks in the sequencer's arrange page as possible so you also need enough vertical resolution. I would buy big dell monitors instead. Dell and Apple also have 30" models which have alot better resolution, about 2300x1600.

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My current desktop, 24" 1920x1200 + 20" 1600x1200:



With 2x 32" TV 2732x768:



I'm just trying to help that you won't make a bad decision.
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Cheers,nice one very expensive though !!
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IMO Two decent sized monitors with high resolution is a far better solution that one really big one regardless of resolution
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