> I think it's a feature of the video driver, but likely in conjunction with > the hardware. > I don't think it's a rare thing, I've done it many times on many different > setups. Interesting. I use Linux with 'nvidia-settings' to control my GeForce 8400 GS card's output. I dont see a feature like this but perhaps I could do it manually in my X config file. > What I'm saying -- is don't ask the kid at best buy if *this* supports > *that*, because he'll look at you like you've got a piece of string hanging > from your mouth or something, and probably ask you why you'd want to do > that, (instead of answering your question) which will likely lead you to > being ornery, and then regretful, and stuff like that. ah, I'm anyway ornery. ;) > [1] Sheesh ... a review from 2003! > http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/hp-l1925/4505-3174_7-21244851.html > > * Looks like Amazon is currently selling these for $130 19" for $110 http://www.amazon.com/Acer-quot-Wide-Screen-LCD-Monitor/dp/B001BTWSIG/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1244562261&sr=1-11 20" for $140 http://www.amazon.com/HP-2009M-20-Inch-LCD-Monitor/dp/B001UHOX2S/ref=pd_cp_e_2 22" for $170 http://www.amazon.com/Acer-V223-WBD-Widescreen-Monitor-Black/dp/B0017AR13G/ref=pd_cp_pc_1 Not bad. Probably pretty low quality machines, but also probably better than my more-than-six-or-seven-year-old 17" CRTs. :) F