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Old monitor dead, deciding between 21' inch 1080p Hanspree or a 32' inch syncmaster 323t with a huge 768p screen and every interface know to man except HMDI, what do?
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>>55178350
>being this poor
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>>55178350
>21'

Goddamn, anon, why not just get a jumbotron?

(But seriously, save your money and get at least a 25" 1080p)

Even my 19" 900p monitor feels annoyingly low res, I imagine a 32" 768P makes things look like an NES, these days.
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>21' 1080p
>32' 768p
If you like counting pixels, go for the second one.
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