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(OT) Computer monitor V/S HDTV with Computer input
My old LCD 17" computer monitor died and I'm not stuck using a 13" CRT
monitor, till I get another monitor. Although Ebay has some USED 17" monitors fairly cheap, I'm thinking that I might just invest in a NEW monitor. I'm sticking with 17" or maybe a 19". anything larger is too big for my space. I noticed that a monitor about that size is darn near the same price as a HDTV of comparable size, and it seems most of the latest HDTV's have a 15 pin SVGA input. (which is what I use). I already have a HDTV, but it's in another room, and I dont want to move either the TV or the Computer. So, it would actually be nice to have another TV as well as a monitor, and have it all in one, so the HDTV would actually be preferred. However, I recall being told that the HDTVs dont have adaquate resolution to provide a decent image for computers. Yet, the person who told me that was no expert and that was told to me quite a few years ago too, which may not be applicable to the newer TVs. Anyone know about this? BTW: My computer is just an average computer and has standard built in video card. It's not a high-end or gaming machine. The monitor that died was a 17" HP 1740, which had a decent picture. Thanks |
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