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Originally Posted by twisted Illustration
Not actually true ... a wide screen monitor usually has LESS heigh pixels but more width ... so for instance, a 1280x1024 19" Screen has MORE pixels than a 1440x900 screen. BUT... I have a wide screen (used to have 4:3 screen) because when I work in Photoshop, I find the layout easier and more efficient for me.
It's each to thier own... not something people should have pre-defined ideas about. Go try different screens for your needs.
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I think the key is working space. with dual 4/3 monitors I had to run my photoshop tools in the second monitor, and with flash I had everything like the timeline, tools, properties etc in the second monitor. with dual widescreens I'm able to place more tools and sometimes all the tools and browsers on the first monitor.
although a sqaure monitor is better for me when working with 16x9 video. this allows me to preview the video and have tools around the video. where with a widescreen, it take up more of the desktop.
then again i don't think i would buy a monitor that only had 900h resolution.