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I have a 19" CRTs at work and home. You get great quality for your money, and the size is just right for me, you can still view the entire screen at once, without having to look left or right, and they block enough of your peripheral vision for media viewing.
Still would like the new Dell 24" flatscreen for work, and preferably two in a dual config.
Still would like the new Dell 24" flatscreen for work, and preferably two in a dual config.
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Mine's 46x47x49 centimeters.
If you ask how big it is, that's the answer...
The CRT diagonal is 19" which is probably what you were really interested in.
I'd love to have multiple highspeed flatscreens but they're just too expensive still if you want really good ones (and I'm done buying anything but the best, I expect my equipment to last).
If you ask how big it is, that's the answer...
The CRT diagonal is 19" which is probably what you were really interested in.
I'd love to have multiple highspeed flatscreens but they're just too expensive still if you want really good ones (and I'm done buying anything but the best, I expect my equipment to last).
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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My current monitor is a 15" CRT, I know I am poor
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