Q. wide tft lcd, 300 cd/m2, contrast 1000:1, resolution 1680x1050, response time 5ms, input terminal hdmi, pc audio, vga
A. Yeah sure, that 1680 horizontal is a bit unfortunate though, if it was a bit more you'd be running 1080 video, unless it can downscale you'll be stuck with 720p. On the other hand the vast majority of ps3 games are 720p anyway.
The most vital factor is whether the monitor is HDCP compliant. Since it has hdmi it almost surely is, but double-check.
It's got pc audio input, so does it have speakers? If not you'll just have to use the composite A/V cables to route the audio to a sound system. It's easy to set up in the audio settings on xmb, just set to "composite a/v" instead of hdmi.
It's got a decent contrast and a good response time for a cheap monitor. Might as well buy it.
The most vital factor is whether the monitor is HDCP compliant. Since it has hdmi it almost surely is, but double-check.
It's got pc audio input, so does it have speakers? If not you'll just have to use the composite A/V cables to route the audio to a sound system. It's easy to set up in the audio settings on xmb, just set to "composite a/v" instead of hdmi.
It's got a decent contrast and a good response time for a cheap monitor. Might as well buy it.
sony playstation 3?
Q. What would be a good small screen or monitor that I can use for my computer and a playstation 3?
A. If you're going to get a nice monitor for both then you should get an LCD HDTV widescreen. There are many on sale every week at Circuit City, Best Buy, etc. Look for one with a low response time, 5ms or lower, a high resolution or at least capable of 1080i for TV. I don't believe there are any small monitors that can faithfully do 1080P but if it has an HDMI input that is what you need for the PS3. Good luck. A good place to go to see if any good sales are going on is http://www.slickdeals.net
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