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no noise difference from my WD 7200rpm HDD. well, at least, you can't hear the drive over the noise from the fan.

I have the raptor 10k and I've noticed no difference. If I had it over again, I'd save the $100 upgrade.

I've tried them all out. Get the Linksys. There are delays with all the other ones.

That's ridiculous that a print that size was busted for being .40 away unless the order size was erroneous. Unfortunately, waiting til the next trading day to file is too late.

what kind of speeds are you getting when you load balance? ie, if your cable gets 15mps and DLS gets 5mps?

I've done it in the past and it wasn't worth it. I wouldn't recommend it.

what kind of speeds are you guys getting with hotbrick?

No, LCDs do not generate much heat. It's a huge difference.

since you didn't list a stand for the second option, i'm assuming you have a long desk to put them all side by side. i hope you also have a chair will wheels to slide back and forth.

how about NDAQ? :D

i bought a trikinetic machine a few years ago. its a joke. it does NOT run any better. its just twice the price. at the last expo i went to, they told me that they changed their name but i guess they still exist according to you. i tried to have them honor the warranty but they backed away...

i'll try to shoot you one if i can remember to take some shots when i return to work.

i'm just referring to 3 across the bottom. but, if you wanted 9 lcds, you would run into the same problem. you can have 3 high which would mean you would have 3 x 3. if you needed to add a 4th (on the side), you still would have to extend it further. here's the math to make it easier to...

more 19 inchers would also mean that it would have to extend much further. if you needed, say 3 lcds (side by side) and you added one more on the side, you might not be able to see the 4th it as opposed to having 3 - 20 inchers with more real estate. does that make sense now?

its not the bezel. its the resolution for me. for one inch more, the 1600x1200 res gives about 40% more real estate. if you are like me, it would mean a lot more lcds that would take up too much space on my desk.

the 24" is not a mainstream lcd. that's why its more expensive. the 22" ones use the same res as the 20" ones so they are equiv in price (22" vs. 20").

no - less screen real estate. 2 x 24" lcds (side by side) are pretty wide. hate the wide format

openbook is a must

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??? I'm going blind.