http://www.bmonitors.com/samsung/samsung-syncmaster-915n-review/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:38:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 http://www.bmonitors.com/samsung/samsung-syncmaster-915n-review/#comment-187 Choosing the Right Monitor: LCD vs. CRT - Monitors Blog Wed, 14 Jun 2006 16:51:40 +0000 http://www.bmonitors.com/samsung/samsung-syncmaster-915n-review/#comment-187 [...] I would get an LCD for my desktop for space considerations and to save my eyesight, like what my fellow blogger Dave did a while back. However, this would sure cost me quite a sum. Ergo, I guess I’ll stick to using my laptop for the meantime, if I want an eye-friendly, space-saving display option. June 13th, 2006 Posted by J. Angelo in Tips at 11:34 pm Comment Now! » [...] […] I would get an LCD for my desktop for space considerations and to save my eyesight, like what my fellow blogger Dave did a while back. However, this would sure cost me quite a sum. Ergo, I guess I’ll stick to using my laptop for the meantime, if I want an eye-friendly, space-saving display option. June 13th, 2006 Posted by J. Angelo in Tips at 11:34 pm Comment Now! » […]

]]> http://www.bmonitors.com/samsung/samsung-syncmaster-915n-review/#comment-173 My Monitors History - Monitors Blog Fri, 02 Jun 2006 08:07:59 +0000 http://www.bmonitors.com/samsung/samsung-syncmaster-915n-review/#comment-173 [...] These days, I still continue to use the XGA-resolution on my laptop, since most laptops only support LCD resolutions of up to 1024×768 (but graphics cards could support higher resolutions when external monitors are plugged in). On my desktop, however, I’ve pretty much gotten used to Super XGA, or 1280×1024–something you can only have comfortably with monitor sizes of 17″ or higher (otherwise, everything would be so darned small). I’m still using CRT, though, and I’m hopeful my next computer purchase would include a larger LCD screen, like David’s. [...] […] These days, I still continue to use the XGA-resolution on my laptop, since most laptops only support LCD resolutions of up to 1024×768 (but graphics cards could support higher resolutions when external monitors are plugged in). On my desktop, however, I’ve pretty much gotten used to Super XGA, or 1280×1024–something you can only have comfortably with monitor sizes of 17″ or higher (otherwise, everything would be so darned small). I’m still using CRT, though, and I’m hopeful my next computer purchase would include a larger LCD screen, like David’s. […]

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