[daasayse]

My TV works fine but its only 28" and not widescreen. Now I was wondering if LCD TV are good enough for gaming yet?

I dont need 42" way too big, looking at 32" at the max. What are good ones that have a nice response time, but dont cost the earth?

My TV and PC are in the same room, and cannot justify shelling out for both. Plus my PC is basically gonna be HTPC with the ability to game now as well as internet. Therefore 2D display for internet purposes is important.

Any ideas?

[Britfunclubs]

Our LG LCD HDTV is fine.

No problems whatsoever.

[Mister.levitra]

as long as you connect via HMDI, component or VGA they are a-ok [thumbup] the majority of LCD tvs on the market have good response times

[Guloqkcm]

YES

http://play.com/Electronics/Electron...V/Product.html

K THX BYE

[salomal-qask]

imho yes, using a 26" 7 ms JVC panel with my 360 and it is great [thumbup]

[Bejemoelemymn]

imho yes, using a 26" 7 ms JVC panel with my 360 and it is great [thumbup]

i also got the JVC panel but it's 32'. 1366x768 res.

[salomal-qask]

i also got the JVC panel but it's 32'. 1366x768 res.

Heh, yeah, same res, which model is it? Mine isn't from this year, so it still has the DVi connection though

[Opinion_counts]

Samsung LE37R72B here - 37" 8ms and it works great!

[Avaboormavoro]

We bought a fairly expensive Panasonic 32" LCD to put the 360 on but ended up liking it so much we put it in the den. We picked up a cheap ($850CDN) Prima from Best Buy, and it plays the 360 just fine....for the money, I'd say it's more than good enough. If a Prima can be fine for gaming I'm sure any other brand will be more than good enough.