Cite for a 2560 x 1600 (of any diagonal size) that is _not_ ?
I never at any time mentioned any such array.
The array I refer to, I DID mention. You simply cannot read.
grow the **** up, retard. You're the one that fucked up here.
Have you considered _why_ it's 16:10?
Dumbfucktard!
2048 x 1152 is 16:9, so SHUT THE **** UP.
The 30" inch *I* referred to is as well, and there are several others
that are that true AR in the 30" class!
Come back when YOU are not a complete and utter clueless bastard.
Go kick your old man for making you that way too. (all three
descriptors)
My 1920 Acer is 16:9 too! It's native resolution is 1920x1080, and it
is a wider display than a 24" 16:9
I should know, I have examples of all of those, and several CRTs as
well.
I even have a Ball monochrome (green phosphor) Hercules @ 720 x 480,
which is a 3:2. That was the top of the line hi-res display back when it
came out.
Ball made them and display makers used them in their displays. The one
I have is in a cardboard carrier and came straight from Ball, and has no
chassis.
I hook up it via 9 pin d-sub connector and three wires IIRC, and add a
12V positive feed to the back of it, and then I can fire it with my old
ISA PC where my Hercules monochrome graphics card/I/O combo card goes. No
drivers. DOS, and Windows 3.11 sees it fine, and I think even 3.0 did.
I should make a home security monitor and print server from that and my
286. Maybe I should use a 486.
Both quite fast enough for the job.
Run OS/2 or DesqViewX on it, and get true multi-process, multi-threaded
operation on a single core, single branch (oh wait.. not on the 486!),
tick tock engine! All I'd need to monitor video channels for motion, and
other sensors like thermal.
DesqViewX was a really cool little OS. It runs *some* win32
instructions, and all of the win 3 set natively.
Bill was so scared of Quarterdeck that he reneged on his promise of
full win32 operability, so the product literally died mid-stride.
OS/2 continued on in the banking systems around the world all the way
to and past the introduction of Windows 2000, and that only started out
being implemented in branch office counters.
They operate old gear great though! Real hardware hooks!