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It seems to get a decent 24+" monitor your looking at £300 so why not use a 1080p LCD monitor
40" 1080p's can be had for around £500 and you get the benfit of being able to watch TV pip without any extra hardware. Im sure they would be great for games but what are they like for web browsing and "work"? |
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I use my 40in 1080p TV as a monitor quite often. I also have a little TV tray table for my keyboard/mouse and sit about 4ft away when using it. Works really well and looks awesome. I do game quite a bit on it too without any major issues. Supposedly my TV has a tiny bit of input lag though, so quick reflex shooters aren't as snappy as on some smaller LCD's. I haven't touched the text settings, but I use Win7 beta, which automatically scales text in web browsers.
Overall, I am quite pleased! |
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Im currently using my Sony 40" 1080p TV as my monitor with a DVI to HDMI cable, when i set it to 1360x768 in turns into a 26" picture which is pretty sharp and can be used when sitting fairly close and i switch to 1920x1080 when needed
![]() For long hours of desktop/internet or competitve online FPS i would still recommend a proper PC monitor though. |
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