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22" or 24"
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young wing
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There are quite a few threads about this, try searching.
What do you plan on doing with the monitor? I believe the quick response time of the TN panels of the 22" monitors lean toward the gaming duties, and the color and resolution tend toward photoshoping, web developing, and video editing/watching.
Typical 24" resolution supports 1080p, which is THE real HD TV resolution. Apparently new stuff will be available around the end of July, so I personally will hold on to the 19" CRT that came with my PIII 800 years ago.
Prices and participation may vary. Dealer retains rebates. MPG varies by conditions. See store for details
Typical 24" resolution supports 1080p, which is THE real HD TV resolution. Apparently new stuff will be available around the end of July, so I personally will hold on to the 19" CRT that came with my PIII 800 years ago.
Prices and participation may vary. Dealer retains rebates. MPG varies by conditions. See store for details