October 22, 200817 yr Blimey Sam your icons must be tiny! I'm using a 19" running at 1280 x 1024 I pretty much always take it to 1024 x 768 when designing to make sure I get all the proportions right, as I tend to design everything a little too big when using a higher resolution.
October 22, 200817 yr i wasn't sure.... nearly had a blonde moment (i have dried by hair brown... however i still bring shame to blonde girls at time) i nearly went and got my ruler >< However i remembered i could check the settings... mine 19" 1280 bt 1024px as well.... dunno how i thought i could measure pixels via a ruler.... could have been worse (could have counted the bits or something) lol
October 22, 200817 yr Currently a 17" CRT but will be using either the laptops 14.1 or 15.4 (depending on which one I plumb for) linked to a 22" or 24" desktop.
October 22, 200817 yr I am currently viewing this form on a 38" lcd screen, everything is soooo big. My pc is currently connected to my tv Pat
October 22, 200817 yr I have told myself I am going to be mature and adult and not make ANY comments about sizes and compensation! (this is going to kill me!!!) My laptop is a mere 15.5 inch widescreen, with 1280 x 900 I think. The home computer is hooked up to a 42" lcd tv That's far too big though..... hurts my eyes and it's like playing tennis, just reading stuff.
October 22, 200817 yr Author I have told myself I am going to be mature and adult and not make ANY comments about sizes and compensation! (this is going to kill me!!!) My laptop is a mere 15.5 inch widescreen, with 1280 x 900 I think. The home computer is hooked up to a 42" lcd tv That's far too big though..... hurts my eyes and it's like playing tennis, just reading stuff. WOW 42" if you were a man I would say you must be compensating for something! JOKES
November 1, 200817 yr Hi, Mines a 22" widescreen monitor set at 1680 x 1050 pixels. I use Mozilla Firefox and the Web Developer Toolbar to test different resolutions. I also change my actual resolution as I test.
November 2, 200817 yr i wasn't sure.... nearly had a blonde moment (i have dried by hair brown... however i still bring shame to blonde girls at time) i nearly went and got my ruler >< However i remembered i could check the settings... mine 19" 1280 bt 1024px as well.... dunno how i thought i could measure pixels via a ruler.... could have been worse (could have counted the bits or something) lol Sounds like somethingI'd do when I'm drunk!! Mies 1200 x 700 on 17" widescreen
November 4, 200817 yr DELL 12" LCD - 1280x960 ?? DELL 15" CRT - 1280x1024 NEC 17" LCD - 1280x1024 SAMSUNG 22" LCD - 1680x1050 50" OLED TV - yeah right i wish...
November 10, 200817 yr I use two 22" Samsung Pebbles in 1680 x 1050 pixels. They are great monitors but you to turn dynamic contrast settings off
November 14, 200817 yr I use two 22" Samsung Pebbles in 1680 x 1050 pixels. They are great monitors but you to turn dynamic contrast settings off true, i have the same monitor (the 2ms one) 22" Samsung Pebble thingie, i think its on 1680 x 1050 aswell.
November 18, 200817 yr Hello I am using a 20" Viewsonic LCD monitor. I went to this computer store and they had all the different monitor brands lined up showing the same demo movie. I chose Viewsonic as I noticed the skin tones were warmer than the other brands.
November 18, 200817 yr ancient 21" iiyama vision master crt. best colour repro, esp for print projects 1600 x 1200 @ 85hz
December 7, 200817 yr 20" iMac (1680x1050) 20.1" Display (1680x1050) Not sure why the .1" was necessary when they designed the monitor
December 7, 200817 yr 20" iMac (1680x1050)20.1" Display (1680x1050) Not sure why the .1" was necessary when they designed the monitor Because its measured diagonally! Blame this guy! 21" Display (1680x1050)
February 2, 200917 yr Mines 15" and 1280 x 800 PX 24", 1920 x 1200. Now that I've used it for a while I couldn't go back to something smaller (although last one was 20" 1600 x 1200). S
February 3, 200917 yr 19" 1024 x 768, I used to use 1280 x 1024 but I got a new video card and in XP it doesn't dissplay the full screen you have to sort of move about to view it all. I don't know what has caused this because I looked in the setting and everything is as it should be. It works fine in 1280 x 1024 with Windows 7 though. Oh well I am used to it now so I would rather keep it this way.
February 3, 200917 yr 1680x1050 widescreen @ work 1680x1050 widescreen @ home sometimes my 82 cm LCD tv(dont know in inches) but that isnt usability friendly allways
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