[Cialug] Monitors

Jim Asbille jim.asbille at gmail.com
Mon Feb 6 14:52:52 CST 2006


Recently I have become interested in one of these displays.  I was first
drawn to Apples Cinema displays but Linux support seems iffy.  I just read a
review of the Apples and the Ultrasharps.  The displays are made by Phillips
(yes the same display) and the Dell got more points for the image, and yes,
the price!

Justification - I have dual head because I work with more than one document
at a time and swap information back and forth.  I first set it up when I was
getting my Master's online.  Two email sites, business requirements,
syllabus, forum, live chat all open at once, oh and PowerPoint for good
measure.  Two monitors and at least two desktops.  The wide aspects with the
resolution set correctly can have a webpage open, word processor, email,
audio stream, calendar all open without overlapping!

A wonderful tool.


On 2/6/06, Dave J. Hala Jr. <dave at 58ghz.net> wrote:
>
> I see the price on the Dell Ultra Sharp 24" wide aspect Lcd dropped
> another $100.00.  Anyone try to justify buying one by claiming it is a
> "productivity tool"?
>
>
> :) Dave
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