Protector Domesticus
Need a replacement for a burning tv...
My tv started to make a camp-fire out of itself yesterday, so I'll need a new one. I'd like a decently sized TV, at least around 30", that can double up as a pc screen. Are there any TV sizes that are best for doubling as monitors and are there any brands or particular TV's that I should look for?
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Re: Need a replacement for a burning tv...
Samsung T260 is a PC monitor, 26", but it also doubles as a TV
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Protector Domesticus
Re: Need a replacement for a burning tv...
Are there many more tv's that do this? And what is the maximum size that I should be looking for?
Every time you :wub:, god kills another kitten.
If you're gonna hire Machete to kill the bad guy, you better make damn sure the bad guy isn't YOU!
'I understand, and I take the light into my soul. I will become the spear of Khaine. Lightning flashes, blood falls, death pierces the darkness.' , Dhrykna.
flaxen haired argonaut
Re: Need a replacement for a burning tv...
Generally around 30". But you can find some great 40" TV's that excel as PC monitors, pricey though. You are talking around $1500.
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Semisalis
Re: Need a replacement for a burning tv...
Most HD LCD TVs these days come with VGA (Computer Monitor) Inputs...its just a matter of the quality of the TV and what resolution you want to run your computer at. If you have any 1080p content you wish to playback (say a PS3 game console or Blu Ray player), you obviously want to get a TV which supports that. Otherwise, though, if that is not the case, you should do fine with a 720p/1080i TV with a decent resolution for computers...meaning you might not have to necessarily spend the $1500 BarnabyJones is talking about...then again, it's all up to you on how much you are willing to spend.
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