M MacRumors Guy macrumors member Original poster Sep 17, 2008 82 0 Oct 11, 2008 #1 Where can I buy a monitor like this? TIA
newtonuk macrumors member Jun 17, 2005 92 48 West Yorkshire, UK Oct 11, 2008 #2 My Samsung 2043BW rotates like that.
OllyW Moderator Staff member Oct 11, 2005 17,196 6,801 The Black Country, England Oct 11, 2008 #3 I picked up a cheap new 17" LG yesterday to replace the screen on my spare PC. When I unpacked it I found you can rotate the screen to the vertical and it's also got a DVI input. Not too bad for £60.
I picked up a cheap new 17" LG yesterday to replace the screen on my spare PC. When I unpacked it I found you can rotate the screen to the vertical and it's also got a DVI input. Not too bad for £60.
vandozza macrumors 6502a Jun 14, 2006 612 0 Australia Oct 11, 2008 #4 it looks like a standard dell monitor just rotated 90 degrees. i've a viewsonic that also rotates. not sure how you tell osx to rotate the output though, as this is possible in the windows/nvidia control panel.
it looks like a standard dell monitor just rotated 90 degrees. i've a viewsonic that also rotates. not sure how you tell osx to rotate the output though, as this is possible in the windows/nvidia control panel.
O osin macrumors 6502 Jun 8, 2008 309 10 New Jersey Oct 11, 2008 #5 Checkout Samsung monitors. Many of them have this "portrait" feature
M MacRumors Guy macrumors member Original poster Sep 17, 2008 82 0 Oct 11, 2008 #6 Thanks guys, apparently the graphics card in my MBP (X1600) allows to rotate an external monitor into portrait view.
Thanks guys, apparently the graphics card in my MBP (X1600) allows to rotate an external monitor into portrait view.