22" lcd question

[edil]

here is a pic of my trading desk.

a 19 inch and a 22 inch. almost same height; of course the 22 is wider and more data but fonts are about equal in size.

http://76.28.233.82/desktop.jpg

 

[nkhoi]

Quote from listedguru:

Thanks for the input. I know that the 24" provides a lot more real estate but I'm thinking whats the use if I don't need that added space. As I mentioned before I just need a little more width for my charting....

If I find a great deal on a 22" I might snag it and see if it works. I can always return it for a 24"

-Guru

http://www.compusa.com/applications/Category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=12&name=Monitor-LCDs

 

[Adobian]

Viewsonic and Dell and Samsung has 21.5 inch LCD that can do 1920x1200. It's the latest.

Cheap prices. Higher resolution. Lower Dot Pitch than 24 inch LCD's which means nicer text and pictures.

 

[dontevergiveup]

why not keep your old monitor and add another 19 in monitor?

for me i startd with one 22in monitor and now have three monitors. maybe lookin for one more.

 

[IronFist]

Make sure your vid card can support the native resolution of a 24" if you get that one.

 

[epiktetos]

Quote from gnome:

22" = 1680x1050

24" = 1920x1200

Significant difference.

True

BenQ's E2200HD series supports '1920x1080', I got couple of these recently and very satisfied with it.