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Old May 27th, 2009, 07:47 PM
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Hello,

In the last time i searched to find a monitor to buy. I dont have success with my search and hope to solve this thing.

I want a 4:3 (physical ratio) lcd monitor.
As far as i see i only find this related products:
15 inch (to little)
20+ inch (not suitable for a close loke)

Previouse suitable products for me are no longer in production (planar 19 inch 1600 1200, other from ezio, other from sharp).

I need 17 or 19 inch or, as i saw, 16, 16.1 and 19.6 a few lcds (one betwheen 16 and 19.6, including them), but i dont want 5:4 or widescreens. The resolution can be 1024x768 xga resolution or a higher res.

If you have knowledge about something related to this product i would be grateful if you would tell me.

Thanks

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Hello,

In the last time i searched to find a monitor to buy. I dont have success with my search and hope to solve this thing.

I want a 4:3 (physical ratio) lcd monitor.
As far as i see i only find this related products:
15 inch (to little)
20+ inch (not suitable for a close loke)

Previouse suitable products for me are no longer in production (planar 19 inch 1600 1200, other from ezio, other from sharp).

I need 17 or 19 inch or, as i saw, 16, 16.1 and 19.6 a few lcds (one betwheen 16 and 19.6, including them), but i dont want 5:4 or widescreens. The resolution can be 1024x768 xga resolution or a higher res.

If you have knowledge about something related to this product i would be grateful if you would tell me.

Thanks
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Do they even make 4:3 LCD monitors anymore? 1024x768 is an outdated and under performing resolution. I'm pretty sure the defacto for a non-widescreen is 5:4 and 1280x1024.
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They still do drumz, most of them however are 1600x1200 and around 20" or more.

Why does 5:4 not work out for you?

Especially in the 17-19" range that is what you will end up with in a large majority of the monitors out there.
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They still do drumz, most of them however are 1600x1200 and around 20" or more.

Why does 5:4 not work out for you?

Especially in the 17-19" range that is what you will end up with in a large majority of the monitors out there.


I reconsidered my criterias and decided to accept 20 and 21''.

So, knowing my preferances and buget, i made a command for Asus LS201 1400x1050.

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