What is the actual size of the working area and does it correlate to any particular monitor aspect/size?
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The working area does NOT matter. Trust me on this. Get the small tablet. Reason: you will map the tablet touch sensitive area much smaller than the total space available. Why? Because you really do not want to move your hand all over the tablet when drawing.
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Although the active area of the tablet may map to your monitor size, the size of the active area still matters. From my exp, the small and even med Int4 are "writing" tablets because the active area is too small for the strokes adults make when drawing. Personally, I wouldn't go under a 12 x 9 active area for drawing...which, for the "starving artist", means looking at alternative brands to wacom.
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No....it works like a keyboard basic input device. Where combines typing with mouse control in one device. Monitor size is reflects personal choice. I wanted area to work little larger but the device is taking up the whole monitor screen. It works where you can expand and shrink an object on Pad but double click left/right as mouse. With options type.
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The small is about a 4x6 working area, and it does not matter what monitor/aspect size you have, the tablet will conform to your screen size. It is not like a mouse that just moves around. The tablet is actually an extension (or reflection rather) of your screen, wherein, wherever you place the pen on the tablet, that is where the pointer will be on the screen. The size of the tablet is basically a comfort thing. If you tend to write small or use small strokes when drawing or moving the mouse the small will be perfect for you. If you make larger strokes/swipes when drawing/writing or moving the mouse, you may consider a larger one. But be careful. My small tablet is about the size of my 17" notebook PC... If I had anything larger, it wouldn't comfortably fit on my desk with the monitor and keyboard.
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4 1/4 inches from desktop to bottom of monitor. I get 19 1/16 inches tall by 25 1/4 wide overall. Hope this helps.
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Hi Tara,I had to return it as the monitor arrived broken, so I don't have it to measure for you. I ended up buying one at Costco.
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Sorry I have no baseline for comparison. It appeared the same as another monitor on the same computer using a standard VGA connection.
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nope - it's 28.5"L x 32.5"W but that width can change depending on the size of the monitor that you install
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4 4/8 inches and, from the bezel to my desk; the rest of the screen monitor 14 7/8 inches
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others have answered the dimensions and they are the same as mine. i have a 30" dell monitor on the monitor stand and it fits perfectly, so that is a matter of taste. my only complaint with the desk is the keyboard tray doesn't lock or stay in the extended position without having something rigged to stop it's movement. i find that annoying but it is not a deal breaker. wonderful desk!
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Not taking into account the frame of the monitor, the display screen itself measures 23 1/2" X 13 1/2". The distance (height) from the bottom of the base to the monitor frame attached is approximately 2.5". Rather than using the base included with the monitor, it is my understanding the monitor is designed for wall mounting also in which you would have to purchase the hardware needed should you decide to go that route. The base aforementioned which is included with the monitor does not have much flexibility-some upward or downward angling. To turn the monitor left or right, the entire monitor and base must be turned. Hope that gave you some idea. The monitor size and capabilities are the main reason for my purchase of this monitor. The savings in price was well worth the loss of flexibility of the stand. The option of wall mounting was the selling point.
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I have a 17" monitor (measured diagonally and not including the frame around the screen). When it's horizontal, and facing straight (not tilted), it's 18.75" from the top of the screen to the desk.
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Not really. The picture makes it look bigger on my scree, but I have giant monitor. Its about the size of a general coffee cup if you were looking down into it. Its 3 inches across.
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I get 11.5 x 23.5. The only issue I have had with the desk is that the keyboard tray is a little too low. Also to have a mouse by the keyboard makes it difficult to sit centered on the keyboard and your monitor. Other than that, the desk is awesome!
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31-1/4" long x 9" wide x 11" high. That was the size of the box they sent me. The monitor itself was in it's own, smaller box.
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I cannot answer that since I am not the one who uses the monitor. Also, it is not located in my office.
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The usable area is about 5.8" by 3.6". It's not much, but it's still better than a mouse in my opinion.
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You measure the screen diagonally. If the screen measures 17" then it is considered a 17" monitor regardless of the dimensions of the outer case.
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I have mine set up to a 3M ergo stand. It fits VESA. The only issue is removing the old stand, which you have to open the back of the monitor to do. I circumvented this by just not uninstalling it, however, I am limiting (albeit VERY slightly) the range of motion on my secondary stand.
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With the side and upper shelves in place the dimension for the monitor is just under 20 1/2 inches across and 17 inches top to bottom. If you do not put in the side and upper shelves the space is approximately 29 inches across and just under 21 inches top to bottom.