arnel98 wrote:hehehe, an engineer in action :hehe:
I shouldn't have taken the fool thing apart: I coulda had a 19"-20" monitor on my desk in a couple of days. :doh: :banghead:
Started by groink · 6 Oct 2003 · 5,867 replies
arnel98 wrote:hehehe, an engineer in action :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
I shouldn't have taken the fool thing apart: I coulda had a 19"-20" monitor on my desk in a couple of days. :doh: :banghead:
dochira wrote: :hehe: Well at least it will give you time to research. But isn't it dangerous to open up a CRT due to the capacitors inside? :headscratch: Or is that the older TV sets?
dochira wrote:Hmm, that is an odd problem. Are you using Windows XP? Try Googling the problem to see if others have seen it. I personally have not. :headscratch:
SubaruWRX wrote:
i'm going to bed going with the 17" display.
SubaruWRX wrote:wow LOL...
almost sounds like i'm going to bed with a 17 LCD monitor...
I ment to BUY
z123_us wrote:
:rofl: :rofl:
now that u actually read what u wrote ..... :hehe: i guess i was not wrong with the Woo Hoo part :hehe: ne!
it definitly was like u were in luv with the new 17" :hehe:
SubaruWRX wrote:
heh I've had my eye on it for awhile but now that I threw out my 19" CRT monitor I'm forced to get a larger one.. it's going to be better then my aunts 15" screen which can only do 1024x768...
i'm used to running 1600x1200.
z123_us wrote:since u r going in for a LCD ... be careful for the resolution .. sometimes lcd made for 1600x1400 types ... do not work well for lower resolutions.
they r made to work optimum display for a specific resolution unlike CRT's which stay with a variety of resolutions also
z123_us wrote:since u r going in for a LCD ... be careful for the resolution .. sometimes lcd made for 1600x1400 types ... do not work well for lower resolutions.
they r made to work optimum display for a specific resolution unlike CRT's which stay with a variety of resolutions also
qilver wrote:
yea, but crt's are too bulky, going to upgrade and get me an LCD eventually.....i want a 19" LCD.... :thumbsup:
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