2009: Official LCD Monitor Size Poll

[Water_Hazard]

1x Hitachi 42" 1080i, 1x acer 24", 1x acer 22" and love Them all. My 24" is my favorite though

Edited March 30, 2009 by Water_Hazard

[Fogel]

The people that voted >30" are using LCD TVs or LCD Monitors?

 

I ask because the (very) few 40" monitors that I have seen actually have a lower resolution. If it is indeed a monitor over 30", what is your screen resolution?

[Cyrosis]

One 20.1 non-wide Samsung LCD and a 22" HP CRT.

P1230? Pretty outstanding monitor if it is. I have the Dell P1230, blows any LCD out of the water in every test if you know how to calibrate a CRT.

[Compxpert]

I put 22" cus that's my main monitor. Tv is 32in but sadly does not sport the resolutions I need for reviews.

[capthowdy575]

I have a 24inch acer 244wb very nice

[Bosco]

The people that voted >30" are using LCD TVs or LCD Monitors?

 

I ask because the (very) few 40" monitors that I have seen actually have a lower resolution. If it is indeed a monitor over 30", what is your screen resolution?

ccokeman and I have monitors

[Onion]

1920x1080 is my resolution for the 52". Still looks very nice.

[Waco]

ccokeman and I have monitors

Mine is a monitor as well, but it's still 1920x1080.

Edited March 30, 2009 by Waco

[mattwalter85]

I have a Samsung T260HD 26" with the HD tuner built in which i DONT recommend anyone buying. mine's at Samsung getting fixed as we speak and i barely had it over a month. I'll prob be returning it for the regular T260 after i get it back

[tjmagneto]

Dell 19" widescreen that my wife bought me for Christmas. It fits my rolltop desk rather nicely.

[cchalogamer]

24" @ 1920x1200 for the main rig primary

20.1" @ 1680x1050 for the main rig secondary

17" @ 1440x900 for the Gateway laptop (works nice with the 8800M GTS keeping native res)

17" @ 1280x1024 for the 4 Port KVM that has the Server, Phenom, 680i, and P965/P35 PCs attached.

15" @ 1024x768 for the Shuttle mom uses

14.1" @ 1280x800 for the Acer laptop (mom uses this one most of the time)

 

I think that's all the LCDs...

[KennyisKing]

50" 1080P DLP running at 1920x1080. which my tv supports 3d sync out. which means i might get the nvidia 3d glasses