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New Yorkish on 2004/10/06:

  „• What every girl needs: an LCD computer monitor that doubles as a handbag [via ]“

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High Def Forum - Your High Definition Community & High Definition Resource - Choices for HDTVs

  „I have a Zenith C27V28 27 in. Flat Screen Television (http://www.epinions.com/content_112452537988) in my home office that doubles as a computer monitor, for example. Other Zenith models go up to 36" and the price ranges from $900.00 for the 27", $1,300.00 for the 32" to $1,800.00 for the 36". These are all 4:3 format screens and present black bars at the top and bottom of the screen when operated in the 16:9 wide screen mode.“

http://www.highdefforum.com/archive/index.php/ t-99.html - Cached

Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Audiovox VE640 6.4 in. Television at Epinions.com

  „The Audiovox VE-640 6.4-inch LCD drop-down stereo TV is an ultraslim television that mounts under a shelf and doubles as a security monitor. The VE-640 is well suited to watching your favorite show while working or cooking. Its slim proportions and drop-down swivel screen enable you to mount and watch the VE-640 almost anywhere.“

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ATI's Radeon X850 XT graphics cards - The Tech Report - Page 1

  „This product essentially replicates the specs and performance of the ever-so-scarce Radeon X800 XT Platinum Edition, with a few exceptions. Yes, it carries with it a dual-slot cooler, but it comes with dual DVI outputs for driving a pair of LCD monitors without the analog conversions muddling things up. (Not all X850 XT cards will necessarily have dual DVI ports, but at least some should.) We've hassled ATI in the past about the lack of a second DVI output on a $500 graphics card, and we're pleased to see that they've responded.“

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PC Review - Links Database

  „PixelSharp - PixelSharp compares LCD monitor's "native" settings to the resolution settings in the WindowsTM operating system. If the two don't match then the software gives the user the option to automatically reset the operating system.“

http://www.pcreview.co.uk/links.php?c=/computers/software/diagnostics/ - Cached

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