What size of monitor is the best for a laptop???
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I think 14" or 12" are the best.\n\nBigger spoils the utilities as laptop- then rather call it desktop.\n\nor smaller, you wont able to enjoy animations on a very small screen.
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Sony VAIO's are cool and really sexy. lol. but they're pricey. I personally have a Dell and it's great. Absolutely no complaints with Dell. I have a 'Latitude: D610'. There could be a newer model, i don't know. I got mine in Feb this year and i love it. Just make sure you have good anti virus and firewalls and you'll be set!
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How big is your monitor?  As my glasses get thicker, my monitor has gotten bigger.  Currently, I am in front of a 21" Monitor at 1280x1024.\n\nMost people find that 1024x768 is a happy medium.  (If your model's face is too fat, shrink the screen a little from left to right.)\n\nYou can change the type size (make it larger) by changing the DPI setting when you are at 1024x768.\n\nAt 800x600 you probably have to do lots of scrolling to see a web page!
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Get PC eye 2000 works really well,monitors all use on your computer.
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20 inch flatscreen wide is best.\n\n-J
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which means that your laptop's graphic card can only support resolution upto 1024x768.  so it doesnt really matter how big your tv screen or your laptop screen is, it all boils down to the graphic display card on your laptop.
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Assuming your laptop doesn't have a VGA port on the back of it, there are PCMCIA video cards you can try one is the VTBook, http://sewelldirect.com/vtbookpcmciacard.asp?source=froogle but I would be surprised if your laptop did not have a VGA port on it somewhere.
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Depend on the choice of applications you run..\nIf you want it for entertainment purpose, go for TFT monitors.
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I have a 19" Dell monitor, and I'm very happy with it. The higher-end digital monitors are noticably better.
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once updated it should be 1024x768, but the truth is it should only be limited by the resolution that your monitor can handle without making things too small that you can see them or too big that webpages wont properly fit on the screen.
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Try right clicking on ur desktop, \n\nselect:\n\ndisplay modes \n\ntrue colour \n\n1024X768\n\nIt depends on ur PC. This applies to a 15inch monitor. It will be different on other monitors.\n\nIf thats not the case, then your laptop is in safemode, which you can easily convert back into normal mode, by restarting and select F8 or F10.
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Absolute CR@P!!! I would never own ANYTHING made by ACER!!! Dell and HP for Desktops are far superior....as far as Laptops I would ONLY purchase a TOSHIBA....or a Dell/Sony if I found a REALLLLLLY good deal on them. You should look at the Toshiba laptop that Bestbuy has on sale right now for $579.00 I have purchased 2 of them and they are FANTASTIC!!!
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I suggest getting an Apple, its the preferred choice of designers. Of course, it all depends on what software you run, if you are running the Adobe suite of products then you are good with a Mac. \nAlso would suggest going in for the biggest screen size possible.\nHowever if you want to get a Windows product, I suggest going in for a 17" Dell(cause it's cheap!! and sturdy!) That said however please consider the weight of bigger screens before purchasing. Any thing above 5.5 pounds is heavy.
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Buy a larger monitor.
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i still recommend the new HP Pavilion dv2000 series (14.1" display) or dv6000 series (15.4" display). i have a good experience with it. HP has a pretty good customer service. keep in mind that these laptops only have the new ExpressCard slot. in case you need a laptop with PCMCIA (PC card) slot, you can chose a Toshiba Satellite instead (A105, P105 or M115 series). you can go directly to the manufacturer homepage and order it from there (HP offer also a customization) or have a look at Circuit City, they sell a wide variety of laptops of these two brands.\nhttp://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Notebook-Computers/sem/rpsm/catOid/-12963/N/20012961+20012963/rpem/ccd/category.do\nselect the corresponding brand on the left side (the problem with Circuit City is they don't offer laptops with dedicated graphics cards, only with integrated Intel GMA 950 or similar with shared memory).
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Go to this page and see the reviews for good LCD monitors.\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/Monitors/2001-3173_7-0.html?tag=cnetfd.dir
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Dell outlet is fine (http://outlet.dell.com) - I purchased my current laptop through their outlet and am very happy with it.  \n\nI would suggest a Dell Dimension with a decent video card and amount of ram.  For vid pretty much anything Nvidia should be good and try to get at least 1 gigabye of ram. Gaming takes quite a bit more horsepower than web browsing and messaging.