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Wall-Mounted Monitors

Kraegos

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Well, I solved the monitor question, avoided the "mad wife" issue, and went back on what I said earlier about what size monitor I would get. Ended up taking my wife to buy furniture and picked up a 32" Toshiba LCD while I was there. THIS THING IS HUGE! I have it connected to the laptop via svga cable until the vid card shows up for the new desktop. Laptop is running an nVidia GeForce GO 6200 and has no prob with this thing at default settings. Just have to get the wall mount now.
 

DrPepper

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Nice sized screen. I have a 42" downstairs but we don't have a wall long enough to mount it: damn councils here in Scotland love to put corners on a straight wall.
 
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