ARE YOU DEAF, IT COST EVERYONE, namely much lower
image quality! If I could send them smaller and
maintain quality, of course I would, but I cant!
jco

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Or cheaper still, present your photos at a slightly smaller resolution.
Then it doesn't cost anyone anything.

D.

On 4/4/07, J. C. O'Connell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DUH, then simply get a 20" high resolution LCD
> for cheap. I never insisted that anyone had
> to get a 19" and 20" would be a problem. You are arguing the absurd 
> here, just to argue from what I can see. Its hard to get, 14",15",17"
> monitors now too, display "average" sizes move forward, AS
> DO "average" RESOLUTIONS, even while the prices continue to falll...
> jco
>
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> Of Adam Maas
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>
> There are essentially no desktop LCD's that exceed 1280x1024 in sizes 
> smaller than 20". 20" and up displays have come down in price a lot 
> recently, but they still command a fairly large premium over a 19" 
> 1280x1024 display, with little gain for most users.
>
> Also there's been plenty of LCD options over 1280x1024 resolution for 
> the last 5 years. They just weren't cheap. There's been a good 
> selection
>
> of 20"+ LCD's that run higher resolutions as long as I've been 
> following
>
> LCD display technology (which is since Apple introduced the 20" Cinema

> Display around 5 years ago). The selection hasn't changed much (1-2 
> panels at any one time from each major brand) but the pricing has.
>
> -Adam

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