What is your screen resolution?

[TexasTerp]

1440x900 all 3 widescreen monitors, probably adding a 4th at somepoint, don't really need it right now though.
1280x800 on my macbook

[silversleeper]

1920 x 1080 on a 40" Bravia :)

:iws:

on a 42" LCD though.

[iRISH]

1280 by 800 on my laptop

[dude8383]

jebus what do you use this thing for? personal use or are you like monitoring stocks all day?

^^ He is probably using a dual+ monitor setup

Here is my new quad monitor setup

http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh168/atomicr3v/desktops/DSC01234.jpg

http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh168/atomicr3v/desktops/DSC01233.jpg

http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh168/atomicr3v/desktops/DSC01235.jpg

I can view on a single monitor or one image on all monitors...

:mrgreen:

[Jand3rson]

1440x900 on a 17" widescreen laptop.

[Asbradley21]

on what size monitor?


...because your size ratio is extremely dispraportionate... lets have a screenshot of your desktop

^^ He is probably using a dual+ monitor setup

Here is my new quad monitor setup









I can view on a single monitor or one image on all monitors...

:mrgreen:

Yep

[nickpdx]

1680x1050
22" LCD

[BimmerScreamer]

i'll use my 52" flat screen for CAD work sometimes, i dont know the size of it other terms

[Jon325i]

1280 x 800.....HP Pavillion DV6500 laptop w/ 15.4" display.

[Rhys]

1440*900 on my 15.4" macbook pro, hooked up to my Viewsonic 37" 1360*768@60Hz

[daniel]

wide

[Kerrath]

3 laptops all 15" and 1280x800
1 desktop at 19" and 1440x900

I prefer widescreen. It's more like the way your eyes perceive the world so it's more enjoyable to look at. That's my theory anyway.

[Eric Giles]

1900x1200 on my Dell 24" Ultrasharp monitor at work.

[nando]

home - 1920x1200

work - 2560x1024

[SamE30e]

1440x800
When I'm at home, it's x2 cause I use a LCD.