No you are right it is a flat pannel, its only about an inch thick plus the
base.

It is a Gateway FPD1800.
21 inch monitor
1280x1024 at 32 bits is the maximum that I can get it to but I'm sure that
is can do better than that.
Its running off of a "digital" NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 Pro with 32 megs
I tried watching a DVD movie on it, and I was very surprised to see no
flicker or shaddows dragging behind moving objects. So far I'm happy.







aha, I think I misunderstood... I read 'flat screen' as 'flat
panel'. so it's a regular CRT that you have; which just happens to
have a flat face on it.

I haven't seen a 21" flat-panel monitor yet (only a 20", and it would
only do 1280x1024). so it sounded doubly impressive. :) (I figured
your company must love you an *awful* lot to buy you something like
that). :)

I'm very happy with my 21" vertically-flat ViewSonic PT810 that I have
at home. bought it used (www.erpcsales.com), paid < $600 for it after
shipping & handling. it shows its age a bit at times; but it improved
quite a bit after some use (dunno how they were using or storing it
before; perhaps it was magnetized somehow).

Carl Soderstrom
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Systems Administrator    307 Brighton Ave.
Minnesota DHIA          Buffalo, MN
carls at agritech.com       (763) 682-1091

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