Re:Will reading text/programming on a 40" TV reduce eye strain?
by 4midori on Saturday November 19, 2011 @03:35PM
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I've used a 26" TV, set to a relatively low resolution (1366X768), as a primary screen for a few years now. I have a secondary 19" monitor next to it.
The low-res and relative large size of text, etc. allows me to sit further back from the screen, reducing eyestrain.
If you're going to do this, make sure to confirm the native resolution of the TV/monitor you're buying is exactly what you want. Or bring a laptop to the store and plug it in and try it.
The low-res and relative large size of text, etc. allows me to sit further back from the screen, reducing eyestrain.
If you're going to do this, make sure to confirm the native resolution of the TV/monitor you're buying is exactly what you want. Or bring a laptop to the store and plug it in and try it.