SyncSpeed-You call that a Monitor?
SyncSpeed writes about a 20″ LCD monitor, and yes, it has great resolution, but come on, 20″?? If you need room to work with Photoshop and have all the menus open AND have Picture-in-picture so you can watch the latest episode of LOST, check out Winbooks 32″ widescreen WXGA monitor with built-in tuner. Yeah, you’d have to spyder this thing too to get accurate color, but you could have a bunch of windows open in Photoshop and use the full-size image instead of thumbnails to compare shots AND be watching TV in the corner! The best news? It’s only $899.99 at Microcenter… check it out here.
Two 20″-ers? Who needs that when you have a 32″ 16:9 widescreen! What you think, Sync?
Responses and Conversations
Baby steps, Jim. Baby steps.
Comment by John Koontz on January 28th, 2006 at 9:13 am
Ha! They may be baby-steps, but at 32″ they’re impressive!
Comment by JimmyD on January 28th, 2006 at 9:32 am
[...] My co-bloggers SyncSpeed and SlightlyOutOfFocus are bringing up a great topic, I just think they are a little off the mark. I must agree that a Dell 20IN LCD is nice, but it lacks for real estate, which is a premium when editing in photos in programs like Adobe Photoshop. The idea of using all that space provided by the 32IN WinBook LC32 is extremely appealing, but with a native resolution of only 1366 x 768 pixels you’ll be giving up a lot in the image resolution for all that extra room. I would also be concerned with the color range capabilities and accuracy of this mainly TV monitor when used as your primary display for photo editing. [...]
Comment by Baddog Photo » Blog Archive » Get a real monitor at a decent price on January 31st, 2006 at 10:12 pm
Bad Dog, you take your work too seriously!
Comment by JimmyD on January 31st, 2006 at 10:26 pm
This is my first comment over here. I like this blog a lot.
I liked this blog entry the most though, the way you said it was just amazing!
See ya Later
P.S. – CSS update?
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Comment by LCD Projector Rentals Guy on April 18th, 2007 at 6:04 am