What's "high resolution" to you? You won't find anything over 1920x1080 in the 20" market these days.
What do you class as high resolution? I think you may have to look at 21.5" for 1920x1080 at least. It's not that much bigger and would give you a lot more choice.
You wont find any 20" displays with that res. I don't know of any displays under 24" with that resolution. Sam
I noticed you have an Nvidia graphics card. Some monitors will allow you to create a higher custom resolution using the Nvidia control panel.
I think NEC do some business grade monitors at smaller sizes and larger res. I went from a 20" NEC to a Dell u2711 and resolution increase is very nice. I think you're going to have a hard time finding something suitable.
There's plenty of 21.5", 1920 x 1080 screens on Scan but I doubt you'll get a 1920 x 1200 panel this side of a 24" Dell U2412M...
Actually, when I had my old crappy 19" TN panel, that had a native resolution of 1440x 900 and I could scale it to 1920x 1080 just fine.
Must be interpolated. You would be missing large amounts of detail, because the pixel density isn't high enough to display them.
It looked ok actually when I was running it. Still, the move to this U23 was still massively awesome and 100X better! OP, I think you's be best going with this: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/23-l...l-hd-1920x1080-250cd-m-5m1-12-ms-dvi-vga-hdmi Cheaper than the 21" version too!
This thread made me look this up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro#Technical_specifications_3 It has the spec you want, tough a bit smaller, and also it's impossible to use. </sidetrack>
But the 23" version is £1 cheaper! Either way, get one of those 2 LG panels, you won't ever regret going IPS!
afraid you can't increase pixel density, it's a physical property of the screen and no software can change that
