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Recent content by thangalin
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43" monitor for programming
When I wrote that, "using a longer power cable won't help because the DC-IN cable needs to feed through the metal post shown previously," perhaps a picture will say more. The distance along the green line in the following picture is more than three feet long; whereas the blue line distance is... -
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43" monitor for programming
Thanks all! Went with an ASUS ROG Strix XG43UQ. The quality is exceptional, superior in every way to the previous monitors: Great colour quality. No dead pixels, bleeding, or oddly light regions. Good cable management, neat and tidy, located in one place. One-push button to power off and power... -
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43" monitor for programming
That's a sweet setup! Coincidentally, another reason I'm seeking more screen real-estate is to implement a text editor that helps writing novels. Not looking for a TV at the moment, though the ones you mentioned are stunning. Thank you! -
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43" monitor for programming
Physical limitations constrain the maximum size of the monitor. I was using a 30" monitor, as shown below. The photo is a little dated because I've since modified the desk for standing use only: both a keyboard tray and the monitor are now affixed to the post using extensible and rotatable arms... -
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43" monitor for programming
Been hunting for a 43" display and was hoping for some further direction. Here are requirements: No IPS glow (see smearing image, below) Matte finish (not glossy) VESA 200x200 or 100x100 (not 200x100) Viewing angle with little color shift (no washed out colours when viewed from 18 inches away)...