Any small 1080p TV sets for use as computer monitor as well?

I want a small 22" or so LCD TV that I can use as
computer monitor as well

Given the use as a computer monitor wouldn't I want a
1080p set as well to get the best use as computer
monitor?

If yes,,, does anyone make good SMALL 1080p sets?

wrote:
I want a small 22" or so LCD TV that I can use as
computer monitor as well

Given the use as a computer monitor wouldn't I want a
1080p set as well to get the best use as computer
monitor?

If yes,,, does anyone make good SMALL 1080p sets?

I've got two LG HD monitor tv's (needs Freeview or satelitte
receiver connected to get tv).
The picture is stunning,I've got a FreeVIEW and a FreeSAT receiver
connected and my PC as well.
They cost just under £200 delivered from Saverstore .com.
720p but picture looks like 1080p.Only 1 HDMI con though but
2 scarts.
HD reception is exceptional.

Naked Gonad wrote:

wrote:
I want a small 22" or so LCD TV that I can use as
computer monitor as well

Given the use as a computer monitor wouldn't I want a
1080p set as well to get the best use as computer
monitor?

If yes,,, does anyone make good SMALL 1080p sets?

I've got two LG HD monitor tv's (needs Freeview or satelitte
receiver connected to get tv).
The picture is stunning,I've got a FreeVIEW and a FreeSAT receiver
connected and my PC as well.
They cost just under £200 delivered from Saverstore .com.
720p but picture looks like 1080p.Only 1 HDMI con though but
2 scarts.
HD reception is exceptional.

Still need to know if 1080p is best in my usage
scenario

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I want a small 22" or so LCD TV that I can use as
computer monitor as well

Given the use as a computer monitor wouldn't I want a
1080p set as well to get the best use as computer
monitor?

If yes,,, does anyone make good SMALL 1080p sets?




you might have more luck looking for a computer monitor that has tv
inputs? - assuming you have a tuner of some sort to connect to it.



--
Gareth.

that fly...... is your magic wand....

wrote:

Still need to know if 1080p is best in my usage
scenario

On a screen that small you are not going to notice a difference between
1080i and 1080p (and 720p). Also, you should know that 1080p is only
available with Blu-Ray players, game systems and a few satellite VOD
offerings (both DISH Network and DirecTV). There are NO TV channels
that are in 1080p from ANY vendor.
--
Bill R.


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"The dog from that film you saw"
wrote:

you might have more luck looking for a computer monitor that has tv
inputs? - assuming you have a tuner of some sort to connect to it.

Yeah I may have to... dunno

Id really like to use a TV tho as might be handy at
times to just have the TV only on and using its built
in tuner

"Bill R" wrote in message
...
wrote:

Still need to know if 1080p is best in my usage
scenario

On a screen that small you are not going to notice a difference between
1080i and 1080p (and 720p). Also, you should know that 1080p is only
available with Blu-Ray players, game systems and a few satellite VOD
offerings (both DISH Network and DirecTV). There are NO TV channels that
are in 1080p from ANY vendor.




he's talking about use as a monitor - 1080p would make a difference there.
plus, 1080p is needed to view 1080i at it's best.


--
Gareth.

that fly...... is your magic wand....

"The dog from that film you saw" wrote:

he's talking about use as a monitor - 1080p would make a difference
there. plus, 1080p is needed to view 1080i at it's best.

It sounds like you are kind of new at this.

Chip

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On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 15:34:47 -0600, wrote:

I want a small 22" or so LCD TV that I can use as
computer monitor as well

Given the use as a computer monitor wouldn't I want a
1080p set as well to get the best use as computer
monitor?

If yes,,, does anyone make good SMALL 1080p sets?

How small?

Looking at NewEgg, I found this one (24" 1920 x 1080):

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16889160017

If you go to a smaller screen size, there should be even less reason
to need 1080p.

--
Charlie Hoffpauir
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlieh/

Bill R wrote:

On a screen that small you are not going to notice a difference between
1080i and 1080p (and 720p)

I realize with off air TV programming it wont make any
diff.....

My question is NOT abt that.... instead I want to know
if 720p will make for good PC monitor? Or if better to
get 1080p unit