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> > ... what I want is a <better-than-1600> x<at-least-1200> monitor, which seems basically impossible to find at any price.
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> There are numerous 2560x1600 displays out there (over $1000), some
> 2560x1440 ($850 and up), and lots of 1920x1200 (under $500). Google
> one of those resolutions and look at the shopping results.
But all of those are widescreen configurations. 1600x1200 would be a 4:3 format, and as I recall the original post talked about how a widescreen format is not appropriate (or maybe just not desirable) for the purpose at hand. The point was that it is very hard to find a high-resolution monitor in a 4:3 format.
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