Getting a bigger monitor?

[stillmatic]

Im about to get two flat screens and was wondering what size I should get so i dont get overlap 4-tabling.

thx in advance

[Scuba Chuck]

1600x1200 resolution (minimum)

[suited_ace]

Ditto. If I'm not mistaken this is your best choice: Dell UltraSharp 2001FP (http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?sku=320-1578&c=us&l=en&cs=04&category_id=2999&page=externa l). If you know someone who owns a small company, you can buy it for ~$550.

[microbet]

I got a 23" NEC CRT at Fry's for $170. It does take up some space, but saved a lot of money and has a bigger screen than I would have gotten.

[Daliman]

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Ditto. If I'm not mistaken this is your best choice: Dell UltraSharp 2001FP (http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?sku=320-1578&c=us&l=en&cs=04&category_id=2999&page=externa l). If you know someone who owns a small company, you can buy it for ~$550.

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Definitely the dell. Check out www.bensbargains.net (http://www.bensbargains.net) or www.fatwallet.com (http://www.fatwallet.com) periodcally for specials, and you can get it yerself fer ~$500 depending where you live (taxes).

[suited_ace]

That's a good option too, but the original poster said he was looking for flat panels, so...

[David K.]

The Dell is an amazing monitor. You can get the 2001 or the 2005 which is a cinema display (1680x1050).

If you can wait a day or two, you can find deals on a regular basis to get one of those for $435-475. Check out http://dealnews.com/sections/displaystvs.html

[Blarg]

A 19-incher is the standard size screen for 1600x1200 resolution, which is all you need for comfortable four-tabling with no overlap. Any CRT made that size will have at least that resolution, though some truly terrible video cards(like on laptops) won't be able to do a resolution that high.

[David K.]

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A 19-incher is the standard size screen for 1600x1200 resolution

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No: the original poster is asking about Flat Panels. A 19' flat panel's resolution is 1280x1024 dpi. For 1600x1200 you need a 20' flat panel at least.

[stillmatic]

appreciate all the responses... those dells look nice so i think i'm gonna go with two of those

[BradleyT]

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appreciate all the responses... those dells look nice so i think i'm gonna go with two of those

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You won't be disappointed - until you go to work or someone elses house and have to look at their tiny crappy monitor.

[Maulik]

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I got a 23" NEC CRT at Fry's for $170. It does take up some space, but saved a lot of money and has a bigger screen than I would have gotten.

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what resolution are you running at?

[suited_ace]

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The Dell is an amazing monitor. You can get the 2001 or the 2005 which is a cinema display (1680x1050).

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You'll have a little bit of overlap with 1050.

[microbet]

1600x1200

It goes a little higher, but I want each table as big as it can be while showing 4 tables.

[valenzuela]

sorry, everyone but whats wrong with overlap???? u do fold a set of jacks now and then but whats the bid deal?