Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Same here, 22 inches or 20? You'd have to be insane to take 20 over 22 with the same features.
That's a weird threadcrap =p
Originally posted by: Bonesdad
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Same here, 22 inches or 20? You'd have to be insane to take 20 over 22 with the same features.
That's a weird threadcrap =p
WHich goes to show how little ppl understand LCD's...
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Same here, 22 inches or 20? You'd have to be insane to take 20 over 22 with the same features.
That's a weird threadcrap =p
Absolutely agree. Objectively, a 22" screen is 21% larger than a 20" screen (assume 16:10 ratio). That's a pretty significant difference. Subjectively, text is MUCH easier to read on a 22" than a 20" with similar resolution.Originally posted by: videopho
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
Originally posted by: Bonesdad
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
But the dot pitch is bigger.
Size matters.
I own both 20 (dell) & 22 (v2235) but my vote goes to 22.
Same here, 22 inches or 20? You'd have to be insane to take 20 over 22 with the same features.
That's a weird threadcrap =p
WHich goes to show how little ppl understand LCD's...
Originally posted by: LouPoir
Originally posted by: junkiefp
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.
But 22 inch is SWEETER
Much sweeter --
Originally posted by: bamacre
I do not mean to threadcrap, but personally, I'd rather have a 20in that did 1680 x 1050 over a 22in that did the same.