Would you have a use for a 7 incher?
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And like that specific choice of thread title wasn't supposed to drag us all down into the gutter. 'course some of us had a shorter fall! :laugh:
Oh, Henry is a smart one. He got us running that way faster than me diving after cheese.
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Well, if we clean it up a bit, we could have a proper CP party, kegs and everything ;)
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Sounds good to me! Where's the wet-dry vac? :)
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no, already got one. could use a 9 incher though. :-D
OK, I give up. I leave it to someone with a less gutter oriented mind than me to decide when the kid sister rule ought to be invoked.
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Well, if we clean it up a bit, we could have a proper CP party, kegs and everything ;)
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But how many women would show up? :sigh:
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OK, I give up. I leave it to someone with a less gutter oriented mind than me to decide when the kid sister rule ought to be invoked.
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Much of the blame could be placed on the OP for his choice of subject.
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no, already got one. could use a 9 incher though. :-D
btw...still a 5 for having the beans to post it. :omg:
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I came across a review for this Samsung monitor[^] in a magazine. Any one think of a sensible use for the little satellite monitor, especially as it seems to add roughly £100 to the price of similar single monitors. The only thing I can think of would be for my EMail client permanently on view.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
I'd want three on each side of the monitor (CP, email, calendar, calculator, chat, help...) I'll have to ask the wife if she'd want several 7 inchers or just the one.
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no, already got one. could use a 9 incher though. :-D
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If badly cramped for space perhaps. A stand to hold two normal screens vertically's just as expensive as the gimmic, but otherwise IMO a screen that small's only really useful for mobile/embeddedish applications. You can get a cheap 19" monitor for about the same price, much better if you have the space for it.
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I would just get a bigger monitor. I mean for $425 you can get a 25.5".
John
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no, already got one. could use a 9 incher though. :-D
give me your email, and I'll forward it to some "friends" of mine; they will send you all the information you need to get up to 9 inch. ;P
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I'd want three on each side of the monitor (CP, email, calendar, calculator, chat, help...) I'll have to ask the wife if she'd want several 7 inchers or just the one.
What a lot of fuss over an eye-catching headline!
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
I'd want three on each side of the monitor (CP, email, calendar, calculator, chat, help...)
This would be cool. Problem is, judging by current model, the extra cost would be prohibitive.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
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give me your email, and I'll forward it to some "friends" of mine; they will send you all the information you need to get up to 9 inch. ;P
Or just read your spam folder. [EDIT]Ahh. I see.. I got these "friends" as well.[/EDIT]
John
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If badly cramped for space perhaps. A stand to hold two normal screens vertically's just as expensive as the gimmic, but otherwise IMO a screen that small's only really useful for mobile/embeddedish applications. You can get a cheap 19" monitor for about the same price, much better if you have the space for it.
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dan neely wrote:
You can get a cheap 19" monitor for about the same price, much better if you have the space for it
I agree. I use an otherwise 'retired' 17" job. Until you try two monitors, you can't appreciate how much of a difference it makes. Do you know that in an earlier post thread they were talking about nipples and boobies and stuff? Nobody told them off.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
modified on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 5:45 PM
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I came across a review for this Samsung monitor[^] in a magazine. Any one think of a sensible use for the little satellite monitor, especially as it seems to add roughly £100 to the price of similar single monitors. The only thing I can think of would be for my EMail client permanently on view.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
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that's what she said!
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dan neely wrote:
You can get a cheap 19" monitor for about the same price, much better if you have the space for it
I agree. I use an otherwise 'retired' 17" job. Until you try two monitors, you can't appreciate how much of a difference it makes. Do you know that in an earlier post thread they were talking about nipples and boobies and stuff? Nobody told them off.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
modified on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 5:45 PM
Missed that one.
John
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give me your email, and I'll forward it to some "friends" of mine; they will send you all the information you need to get up to 9 inch. ;P
your "friends" already found me... and they're in the junk... lol
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I'd want three on each side of the monitor (CP, email, calendar, calculator, chat, help...) I'll have to ask the wife if she'd want several 7 inchers or just the one.
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
I'll have to ask the wife if she'd want several 7 inchers or just the one.
my wife is happy with only one... mine!
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just keep it cleaned up!
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I came across a review for this Samsung monitor[^] in a magazine. Any one think of a sensible use for the little satellite monitor, especially as it seems to add roughly £100 to the price of similar single monitors. The only thing I can think of would be for my EMail client permanently on view.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
As a place for applications that are "always there, never in the way", yeah. Only useful really if said application(s) support that, and space is tight.