19" vs 22"

[howardb]

it's just a shame for gaming really - the crosshair sith in the friggen middle, so you're gonna be staring at that plastic frame quite a lot...

rather get a 42" - it's basically 2x22", but no plastic in the middle of your view, and it's higher too!

or go big and get that alienware display...

Too true - I don't do too much gaming, more video & audio editing work and watching TV/movie streams - I want to be able to work and watch at the same time on the two different screens - for my needs, a single 24" would be more than enough for the gaming I do - the bonus is that I can use either LCD for HD movie/TV content

 

[detritus]

Very sturdy and fully adjustable - very easy to assemble in under 4 minutes - will up a few pics later when at home...

That'd be great, thanks, I can't find much other than the stock photos of the stand online.

 

[howardb]

That'd be great, thanks, I can't find much other than the stock photos of the stand online.

Right, here goes - sorry but they are a bit dark -> I'll take some more tomorrow when it's daylight, and they'll be clearer...

The full details, pics and specs are on their website here

The full User Manual is here

 

[howardb]

Here are the various adjustments that can be made - really a case of choosing your height, tilt, swivel, etc. -- even has a torque adjustment for the tilt!

 

[detritus]

Right, here goes - sorry but they are a bit dark -> I'll take some more tomorrow when it's daylight, and they'll be clearer...

Those photos were great thanks. Very tempted now. I currently have the monitors standing on 1inch high boxes to raise them up a bit, and it is taking up a fair bit of space on my desk.