Q. HI,
i need to buy a monitor, so i was thinking that if i can use a LCD TV as monitor, would be great, so i want to that connect LDC TV with computer via HDMI how will be the clarity? i am an architect, so work on CAD and max. will the TV clear as monitor or? witch tv do u suggest?
i need to buy a monitor, so i was thinking that if i can use a LCD TV as monitor, would be great, so i want to that connect LDC TV with computer via HDMI how will be the clarity? i am an architect, so work on CAD and max. will the TV clear as monitor or? witch tv do u suggest?
A. You might not like my answer, but I don't think a TV is a great choice for computer monitors. The maximum resolution of any TV is 1920 x 1080 and some as low as 1280 x 720, while high quality 28" and 30" LCD monitors can go as high as 2560 x 1600. They will run about the same price at that size: ~$1K.
Unless your screen will be > 6' in front of you, the only thing you'll end up accomplishing with a screen that size is moving your head from left-to-right more often.
I talked a buddy of mine out of this same decision and he's happy I did. He bought a 24" Samsung monitor (1920 x 1200) for $350 and loves it. You might even want to consider dual-screening 2 x 22" or 2 x 24" for a MUCH bigger workspace (but more head movement :-) )
Of course if you can also use your TV for more standard purposes, you might want to just get the TV.
Unless your screen will be > 6' in front of you, the only thing you'll end up accomplishing with a screen that size is moving your head from left-to-right more often.
I talked a buddy of mine out of this same decision and he's happy I did. He bought a 24" Samsung monitor (1920 x 1200) for $350 and loves it. You might even want to consider dual-screening 2 x 22" or 2 x 24" for a MUCH bigger workspace (but more head movement :-) )
Of course if you can also use your TV for more standard purposes, you might want to just get the TV.
do all LCD monitors have HDMI ports?
Q. and are all LCD monitors compatible with a ps3?
A. No, however most new LCD monitors have DVI-D connectors, and you can connect DVI-D to HDMI with a DVI -> HDMI adapter or cable.
Remember of course that you will need to make separate arrangements for sound.
Remember of course that you will need to make separate arrangements for sound.
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