Q. I've never watched a 3D movie, I plan to go for Avatar in 3D (But my girl keeps making excuses), I just wanted to know how much good or bad is the 3D on regular LCD monitor from watching it in a movie theater?
A. 3D in a movie theater is done with polarized light. The glasses you wear have grey lenses (because they're polarized). The colors are perfect.
3D on a conventional monitor is done with red and blue outlining. There's some color loss because you're watching the screen through red and blue lenses, but you still get the 3D effect.
3D on a conventional monitor is done with red and blue outlining. There's some color loss because you're watching the screen through red and blue lenses, but you still get the 3D effect.
HDTV vs LCD Monitors?
Q. I have been wondering about HDTV quality vs LCD Screen Monitors quality? And the difference in DPI? Are they comparable? Would it be a better investment to go with th HDTV for a bigger screen for a computer or LCD? Whats the biggest difference?
A. There is a huge difference between a HDTV and LCD monitor. One is meant for movies, gaming, tv. The other is designed for computers. How big of a monitor are you looking for? How much are you planning on spending?
24" Dell LCD monitors are affordable and are less expensive than a 24" LCD TV. TV tuners and additional electronics in a TV add to the cost. If you are not going to watch TV or play console games, then buy a LCD computer monitor. If you are, then buy an LCD TV. There is no point in buying a more expensive product, when you are not going to be using all its features.
It's practicality and purpose. It's kinda hard to view a 32" LCD monitor, when you are only 3 feet away from the screen.
Quality-wise...they are the same, if we are comparing an HDTV LCD and LCD monitor. It's all about cost and footprint.
24" Dell LCD monitors are affordable and are less expensive than a 24" LCD TV. TV tuners and additional electronics in a TV add to the cost. If you are not going to watch TV or play console games, then buy a LCD computer monitor. If you are, then buy an LCD TV. There is no point in buying a more expensive product, when you are not going to be using all its features.
It's practicality and purpose. It's kinda hard to view a 32" LCD monitor, when you are only 3 feet away from the screen.
Quality-wise...they are the same, if we are comparing an HDTV LCD and LCD monitor. It's all about cost and footprint.
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