5 Dec
2007
5 Dec
'07
12:14 a.m.
At 10:38 PM 12/4/2007, you wrote:
On 5 Dec 2007 at 2:15, Teo Zenios wrote:
I worked with a color sony display that was around 2100x1590. It was
a really funny resolution that required a specific video card and the
manual told you how to trick the driver into doing it. It was the
heaviest monitor I've ever seen. I remember a faint line down the
middle that the manual said was an artifact of the manufacturing process.
The highest resolution LCD I've worked is 19-20" diagonal and has a
resolution of 3840x2400 (no kidding). For a while both IBM and
ViewSonic both sold them and they were down to 3.5k.
The pixels are so small you have to get a magnifying glass. For
drafting its a dream come true. :)
Anybody happen to know what the higest resolution
ever made for CRT was?
LCDs seem to pack the pixel count in these days, have they topped what a
high end CRT could do in the same screen size?
I assume you mean "color" CRT. The resolution of a monochrome CRT is
pretty close to infinite (at least limited by dot size, phosphor
grain size and electronics).