Michael Dorosh
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I bought a new computer desk today. In the process of moving my computer "stuff" out of my "command post" in anticipation of putting it back into its new home, the monitor got tangled up and hit the ground. Well, I've had my 19" LCD since 2006, so maybe time to get a new one. A couple of pink pixels anyway, no big deal, right?
Apparently - they don't make square monitors anymore.
WTH?
I finally bought a widescreen TV last year. Love it; like going to the movies, particularly in my basement with the lights out.
Why do I need to sit at my computer desk and do the same thing...??
Guess I don't get it. As someone who does layout and design of self-published books, it's particularly annoying to go out and buy a 20" monitor, but have it now like 33% shorter vertically. I'm used to this real estate layout from occasionally working on my layout, but it seems so pointless to force this perspective on my desktop.
Any chance it's just a fad?
Apparently - they don't make square monitors anymore.
WTH?
I finally bought a widescreen TV last year. Love it; like going to the movies, particularly in my basement with the lights out.
Why do I need to sit at my computer desk and do the same thing...??
Guess I don't get it. As someone who does layout and design of self-published books, it's particularly annoying to go out and buy a 20" monitor, but have it now like 33% shorter vertically. I'm used to this real estate layout from occasionally working on my layout, but it seems so pointless to force this perspective on my desktop.
Any chance it's just a fad?