What kind of workstation to buy? (Dell, HP,...please help a non computer guy)

40" 4k monitors are running around $250. I have a 39", a 42", and a 55" ($340) that I haven't hooked up yet (I do watch movies on it). The 39" now looks small to me. I'm a programmer so screen real estate is a big plus.

zizi said:
You are probably right on all of this, and I also think 4K is definitely waste of money.

Now I already bought 2K monitor. I think that for 27" it is good to have 2K monitor if you are all day on your PC. But this is just my opinion, I really never have tried 27" in Full HD, I just know that now I have 17,3" and 22" Full HD monitor and it is a big difference.

And 2K is much more chipper then 4K.
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I am working on my Seiki 39" 4k right now (I also have 42" and 55" 4k monitors). The text is very sharp and easy to read. When you buy a 4k tv you need to go in and change the settings so that it works as a monitor. My vision sucks, these are the best monitors I have ever used.

Zzzz1 said:
lol, and you are telling us that you can read the quotes and charts and what have you on that screen, that you showed us an image of, from a distance more than a foot away? I can't.
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zizi said:
You are probably right on all of this, and I also think 4K is definitely waste of money.

Now I already bought 2K monitor. I think that for 27" it is good to have 2K monitor if you are all day on your PC. But this is just my opinion, I really never have tried 27" in Full HD, I just know that now I have 17,3" and 22" Full HD monitor and it is a big difference.

And 2K is much more chipper then 4K.
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What are the specs on your 2k monitors?
 
Your choice would be basically any decent laptop from any brand be it Dell be it Hewlett Packard for something like $500 like you listed, it's on the low end for laptops, but you will really get some machine with integrated graphics for PC for example.
 
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