Viewsonic HDMI 1080p

raawwwrrr

i still have the default monitor from my gateway m6848 laptop . i don't know resolution of it, but since ubuntu detects it is ok ...

i think now that we are in 2011 it's 3 years old!

A 17" Dell 781p CRT...

office:
2x Acer P225HQ Widescreen, using 1920x1020 resolution

at home:
1x iiyama 1902S-B 19" - 1280 x 1024
1x Dell 17" - 1280 x 1024
1x Technica TV with GFX input, 22" widescreen, but using 1280 x 1024 resolution to fit with rest

Need to upgrade at home, preferably to 3 widescreens at some point

Acer AL1906, 19".

Mine is Samsung BX2235 resolution 1920x1080P by digital in

1 x Samsung SyncMaster T220 @ 1680x1050 connected by HDMI, 1 x Samsung SyncMaster 2253w @ 1680x1050 connected by DVI.

I always hated the way they market LED-backlit LCDs as "LED Monitors". It's so misleading and confusing.

Hi, I use an HP 2510i 25'' 2.5ms at work and an HP 2710M at home, 27'' 2.5ms

I work mainly with graphic apps, requiring high res to capture details, and the ability to grasp the whole without the need to be constantly zooming in and out...

My main Commecial CAD apps are Catia V 15 which runs in my work Server Solaris 10 for Sparc, as well as Blender and BRLCAD for OSS packages... NURBS modelling features of Blender "Kick ass" even when comparing to Catia's... some shapes I have to model are less "mechanical" and more "organic" ( think of parametring the radius of fillets in wing fairings of airplanes and exporting the whole shape as a high reslution stl file... no way I can automate this in Catia, in Blender it is s simple Python script... )

At home I run my G@3Mz, my MuvZ, my MuZikZ and some work... the g@3Mz i run at home are highly graphical... AOE 3, Warcraft 3, Red Alert 3, FlightGear, X-Plane, will buy Civ 5, as well as Battlestations Pacific, my graphical work apps at home are ProEngineer, BRLCAD and Blender.

I think my monitors do the job allright...

Yeah, I was actually covinced that they meant the pixels/subpixels were LEDs until I actually read a little more...I was disappointed.

As for me: Gateway HD1900 19" widescreen WSXGA (1440x900) on my main desktop.

Forgot to mention it, but my resolution is 1280x1024.

Acer X191W
1440x900
19" Widescreen

LED back-lit and True LED monitor are difference,
in the current market, mostly are LED-backlit,
true LED is very expensive.
In malaysia, a 23" LED-backlit monitor cost about 180 USD.
I hope to get one when have money.

17" (43cm) diagnonal Viewsonic E70 that I picked up for 40 bucks from a member of my LUG who had not even opened the box from the dealer.

Default Dell 17" that came with Dell OptiPlex 330n at office and SyncMaster 15" CRT at home which is about 6 years old