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#151442 25-Aug-2014 17:33
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Hey guys,

At work we recently got (another) Elo touchscreen, this one smaller than the other. The other must be a 15", so this maybe a 13"? I'm not sure what sizes they go down in.

I'm looking for a similar (or smaller) VGA 4:3 monitor. (I know it's not 4:3 with computing, but I'm sure you get what I mean) A 16:9/10 one won't fit. Not a touchscreen, just a normal monitor. Ideally significantly less than the $1000 touch one ;)

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  #1115459 25-Aug-2014 19:54
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Have a look at pricespy. You can filter by max resolution (which correlates with aspect ratio)

This is a 1024x768 - http://pricespy.co.nz/product.php?p=228143

Chart here correlating aspect ratio to resolution:

http://www.overclock.net/t/173598/faq-lcd-monitor-sizes



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  #1115466 25-Aug-2014 20:29
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I have a few 17" 4:3 lcd's going spare, butt 13” is loooooong in the past now :)

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  #1115542 25-Aug-2014 22:22
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PhantomNVD: I have a few 17" 4:3 lcd's going spare, butt 13” is loooooong in the past now :)


I know, these days its all about the size ;) 

Thanks for the offer, but got about 10 17" replacements on hand already. I know you can get small ones overseas, just was hoping for something local.... :/ 




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  #1115603 26-Aug-2014 04:10
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I have an 15" CRT monitor you can have for free if you can arrange PnP it's heavey as snot so not going to be cheap to send it anywhere 

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  #1117181 28-Aug-2014 11:47
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Your local council probably has somewhere they suggest to send electronic waste.
That location should have heaps of old 15" 4:3 LCD screens
Or trademe - though you may have to buy a 10 year old dell desktop package just for the screen it comes with.




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  #1117197 28-Aug-2014 12:37
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don't think LCD monitors were produced in 13", 15" was the smallest desktop form factor I can remember..

Trademe has this which were great little monitors in their day, I still use one in my server cabinet.

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  #1117202 28-Aug-2014 12:46
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AFAIK or can remember the smallest LCD PC screen I remember seeing were 14".




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  #1117204 28-Aug-2014 12:49
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I used to have a 15" never seen a 13"




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  #1117224 28-Aug-2014 13:28
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funnyfela: At work we recently got (another) Elo touchscreen, this one smaller than the other. The other must be a 15", so this maybe a 13"?

Next model down is a 12". How are you going to plug in another monitor?

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  #1117256 28-Aug-2014 13:57
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Trademe. 

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