Hello Chris, On 25 Sep 2006, at 14:39, Chris Evans wrote: > On Mon 25 Sep, davehigton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >> =20 >> Quoting JAB <john.albert@xxxxxxxxxx>: >> =20 >>> Hello, >>> I'm looking at purchasing a widescreen LCD for my Iyonix >>> (possibly an = > =20 >>> Iiyama Pro Lite E1900WS which I can get for =A3155) which will do >>> 1440 = > =20 >>> x 900 @ 75 Hz. >> =20 >> Just to make sure you've thought completely about what you're >> going to >> buy... >> =20 >> This is a good example of something that achieves wide screen at >> least >> partly by reducing the height. Copare with 1280 * 1024. If you >> often >> want to read A4 pages, you might consider how much of a page you wish >> to see without having to scroll. > > I hope to have some 20" 1400 x 1050 LCDs in soon at good prices! > > 1600x1200 LCD prices remain very high compared with lower > resolutions and > given everyone seems to be concentrating production on widescreen > units it > doesn't look like changing! > > n.b. we have 19" 1440x900 LCDs now in stock details will be on our > website > shortly:-) > > Chris Evans Sounds interesting - I'll be in touch directly. I've also spotted an old article on Drobe (http://www.drobe.co.uk/ features/artifact1003.html) about RISC OS and LCD's. It mentions a program called Zebra which can be used to callibrate an LCD monitor - but looking on the website for that s/w (http://www.dawnsun.net/ riscos/software/zebra) it appears not to have been developed and says it is unlikely to work on an Iyonix. Is there any other software available for this kind of thing ? Or is this not necessary/desirable ? Best Regards, JohnB --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support