DELL 30" Ultra Sharp

isn't two 19" monitors less expensive and more screen real estate?

 

Yes but you cannot get them up to the same resolution as the 30" one. Less resolution = higher strain on the eyes at least in my case.

 

Or try this: porn on one, porn on 2nd, porn on 3rd, porn on 4th...scalping GOOG on PDA...

 

Yes I cannot trade, but I am skillful at so many other things that not being able to trade does not make me feel inferior and consequently, I do not have a need to put other people down.
It makes a huge difference since I have to use my computer for my day work and my eyes are irreplaceable. Therefore, having the best monitor would be helpful, don't you think?

In conclusion, I much rather not be able to trade than to make silly grammar mistakes like you just made in your post.....
" what difference does it MAKES???? Shouldn't it be MAKE genius???? Too much time spend in front of charts using a cheap monitor I gather??????

 

Funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Oh, forgot....bluetooth with VR for hands-free experience...

 

here are different ways to skin the cat:

3007WFP $1,274
30" 2560x1600
total dots = 4,096,000
each dollar buys 3,215 dots
total surface area ~ 384 sq in
dots per sq in ~ 10,651
each sq in costs $3.31

2407WFP $719
24" 1920x1200
total dots = 2,304,000
each dollar buys 3,204 dots
total surface area ~ 246 sq in
dots per sq in ~ 9,361
each sq in costs $2.92

2007WFP $359
20" 1680x1050
total dots = 1,764,000
each dollar buys 4,914 dots
total surface area ~ 171 sq in
dots per sq in ~ 10,321
each sq in costs $2.10

E207WFP $260 (old model?)
20" 1680x1050
total dots = 1,764,000
each dollar buys 6,785 dots
total surface area ~ 171 sq in
dots per sq in ~ 10,321
each sq in costs $1.52

if you put 2x 24" together, you will get:

-- 492 sq in (28% more than 1x 30")
-- 4,096,000 dots (13% more than 1x 30")
-- costs $1,438 (13% more than 1x 30")


if you put 2x 20" together (cheap $260 model), you will get:

-- 341 sq in (89% of 1x 30")
-- 3,528,000 dots (86% of 1x 30")
-- costs $520 (41% of 1x 30")


other considerations not explored:
-- dot pitch size
-- image brightness
-- response time
-- color quality, etc.,

 

no - less screen real estate. 2 x 24" lcds (side by side) are pretty wide. hate the wide format

 

I used to have 2x19" but what sucks about it is that basically the frames are in the center of your view and to me that's pretty annoying. So, now I have a 30" in the center and the 2 19" on the sides and am very happy with it.
Most of the people here never actually sat in front of a 30" and worked with it so their comments are pretty unqualified because it's an awesome experience working with it and I bet you'd like it, too.