6 yr old monitors suck.

[Imperator07]

So, i ditched the 19" and added 13 more. Anyone have a huge monitor? It makes fullscreen much, much better.

Monitor sizes, all?

[Kevin]

It's not the size, but how you use it  ##

[Raging Mage2]

haha kids and their one monitor.

[JC]

haha kids and their one monitor.

Corrected for ya....

Haha kids and their TV as a computer screen :3

[IlIScottIlI]

my tv is my computer screen just need new keyboard n mouse

[Imperator07]

haha kids and their one monitor.

I have two monitors. The other one is the old 19" LCD I bought in 2006.  ##

Corrected for ya....

Haha kids and their TV as a computer screen :3

It's actually a computer monitor.  :fp:

It's this one http://tinyurl.com/tehmonitor

[JC]

Corrected for ya....

Haha kids and their TV as a computer screen :3

It's actually a computer monitor.  :fp:

It's this one http://tinyurl.com/tehmonitor

You're not all that bright are you?

Your "computer monitor" is actually a 32" TV, branded as a PC monitor..... So Phillips can sell their old TV's at almost twice the price of the competitors.... eg. Samsung 32" TV

Whats even more impressive is your $520 "computer screen" doesn't have to have the other nice expensive bits that a TV has (like a tuner, HDMI port licensing etc) so it actually costs Phillips even less to make.

And assuming your 2006 monitor is an LCD screen, it probably has a better resolution than that 32" "computer screen"... a real computer screen of that size would have a resolution of somewhere in the region of 2560 x 1600 (or to put it in simple terms, 4 times the pixels per inch).

Facepalm indeed, but direct it at yourself because you just got well and truly ripped off (even if you got it half price) :fp:

[Raging Mage2]

zing

[Vio]

Meanwhile, at Keanu's house with his 14" monitor from 1976...

[Imperator07]

Corrected for ya....

Haha kids and their TV as a computer screen :3

It's actually a computer monitor.  :fp:

It's this one http://tinyurl.com/tehmonitor

You're not all that bright are you?

Your "computer monitor" is actually a 32" TV, branded as a PC monitor..... So Phillips can sell their old TV's at almost twice the price of the competitors.... eg. Samsung 32" TV

Whats even more impressive is your $520 "computer screen" doesn't have to have the other nice expensive bits that a TV has (like a tuner, HDMI port licensing etc) so it actually costs Phillips even less to make.

And assuming your 2006 monitor is an LCD screen, it probably has a better resolution than that 32" "computer screen"... a real computer screen of that size would have a resolution of somewhere in the region of 2560 x 1600 (or to put it in simple terms, 4 times the pixels per inch).

Facepalm indeed, but direct it at yourself because you just got well and truly ripped off (even if you got it half price) :fp:

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I didnt pay that price.  ## That's best buy, I didnt shop at bestbuy, big guy. I called it a monitor cause it was sold as a monitor, in the monitor section of the store. What phillips manufactures it as is a moot point. I understand where you're coming from, but your assumptions and fact throwing is all for nothin there, genius. I could have paid $400 for a 27" with the same resolution, but I dont pay for fancy brand names. :3 Decided to go bigger for cheaper.

Plus, I got it brand new for $200  ## ## ##

EDIT: Less than half price, ftw

[Pacman Syu]

Oh snap man. That's great. I just got a new 14" flatscreen monitor to replace the 16" monitor I had that had a strange yellow tint to it.. Nevertheless, that computer is only for my minecraft server and other linux goodies. My RS machine is a 17" laptop.

[Imperator07]

Birthday money, lol.  :nyan: