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To: Robert G. Bianchi who wrote (22305)	12/31/1997 11:44:00 AM
From: steve h	Read Replies (1) of 33344

Robert, There's no doubt a quality 21" monitor would hold its value over the next few years but the pricing crosses my pain threshold. I do not do enough work at home today to justify the extra $ and the premium to go from 17" to 19" just isn't that high. The fact that todays 19" monitors have a footprint similar to the 17" is also attractive. Unfortunately, our current furniture will not accomodate a 21" monitor even using your corner trick or pulling the desk farther away from the wall. When we move (couple years) I'll purchase computer furniture that can handle a large monitor. Who knows, by then we may be talking about a 25" monitor! If I upgrade then, i can move the 19" to my backup PC! that's not so bad. It is helpful to know that the 1600x1200 is really only practical on a 21" monitor. It sets my expectations appropriately. thanks again steve h

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