Monitor Diameter

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Notes:

• The majority of respondents (53.2%) reported that they owned monitors that were 13-15 inches in size.

• European users owned more larger monitors than their American counterparts. Almost 30% of Europeans use 16-18 inch monitors as opposed to only about 24% of US respondents. Similarly, almost 12% of Europeans use 19-21 inch monitors, where just over 7% of Americans use them.

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Notes:

• It is unclear whether females, in general, use smaller monitors than males because so many more females were unsure of their monitor size (10.1% female, 1.8% male).

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Notes:

• The most common monitor size for all age groups was 13-15 inches. Younger respondents seemed to have larger monitors, in general.

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Table of Data for All Categories

monitor.dia	All	Male	Female	USA	Europe	19-25	26-50	50+
10-12	1114 9.49%	567 7.05%	547 14.82%	828 9.62%	85 6.69%	279 10.20%	603 8.68%	107 10.99%
13-15	6241 53.18%	4346 54.02%	1895 51.34%	4595 53.37%	571 44.96%	1324 48.39%	3790 54.52%	584 59.96%
16-18	2760 23.52%	2152 26.75%	608 16.47%	2059 23.92%	375 29.53%	632 23.10%	1741 25.05%	214 21.97%
19-21	865 7.37%	690 8.58%	175 4.74%	633 7.35%	147 11.57%	221 8.08%	557 8.01%	43 4.41%
not	514 4.38%	141 1.75%	373 10.11%	334 3.88%	67 5.28%	222 8.11%	127 1.83%	11 1.13%
over22	84 0.72%	55 0.68%	29 0.79%	51 0.59%	12 0.94%	28 1.02%	31 0.45%	3 0.31%
under10	158 1.35%	94 1.17%	64 1.73%	109 1.27%	13 1.02%	30 1.10%	102 1.47%	12 1.23%

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College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
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