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#84610 3-Jun-2011 11:29

Hi There!

Can someone recommend something I can travel with easily?

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#477363 3-Jun-2011 11:34

Do you definitely want 16:10 at 1920x1200 rather than 1920x1080 (16:9)? 16:9 monitors are way more common now.

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#477364 3-Jun-2011 11:36

I know, but my notebook has a 1900x1200 screen and I am using this as a secondary monitor. I can make do with the 1920x1080 but it makes moving between screens a little awkward.

I would prefer a smaller (Doesn't need to be 24" monitor if I could find one).

Within reason, cost is not a factor.

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#477371 3-Jun-2011 11:56

pricespy.co.nz is your friend, just use the filters.

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