Large-screen desktop for visually impaired?

[TRex2]

Originally Posted by Peregrine

I would have given your co-worker 2 giants widescreens then... and turned one to PORTRAIT mode. I take care of my employees.
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Thanks. I didn't know they still had monitors that would turn to portrait mode.
I hadn't seen one in years.

[elvis44102]

Originally Posted by B2dathird

I looked at this and it says that the resolution is HD (720p).. (Under Specifications) ???

get 1080 ....720 is old stuff

[ReblTeen84]

Originally Posted by TRex2

Thanks. I didn't know they still had monitors that would turn to portrait mode.
I hadn't seen one in years.

The el cheapo stuff you see on the shelf in Best Buy and Staples? Yeah those probably don't. Anything above that? Yep. All of the monitors we buy at work have adjustable stands and can turn into portrait. Except the 34" ultrawides we buy, those you have to put on a monitor arm to make portrait.

To be honest? I haven't bought a monitor in...forever, that couldn't go do it, except the ultrawide I bought. If I wanted that one in portrait mode, I'd just use an arm.

Originally Posted by elvis44102

get 1080 ....720 is old stuff

Get 1440p or higher. 1080 is old

[gguerra]

Originally Posted by ReblTeen84

The el cheapo stuff you see on the shelf in Best Buy and Staples? Yeah those probably don't. Anything above that? Yep. All of the monitors we buy at work have adjustable stands and can turn into portrait. Except the 34" ultrawides we buy, those you have to put on a monitor arm to make portrait.

To be honest? I haven't bought a monitor in...forever, that couldn't go do it, except the ultrawide I bought. If I wanted that one in portrait mode, I'd just use an arm.



Get 1440p or higher. 1080 is old

2160p even better on a larger screen, preferably at least a 40.