If so, how is it working out? Can u see a lot of detail or is the picture fuzzy? I'm thinking about switch all of my pc monitors to LCD flat screens.

I am not ( yet )

I have a friend that is and he says it's much better then a PC monitor

Looks great to me too, though I am no "Pro" on it or anything

Mach said:

U can get a 1080P 42" Tv 4 peanuts these days. That would work great 4 my Apple Logic sequencer.

Flat?

Oh please, I'm not getting rid of tubes.

Graycap23 said:

Don't be cussing at me and calling me names n shit

Mach said:

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Imago said:

That 2....good point.

Imago said:

Heh. That's how I got glasses.

i have my pc hooked up to a 32" flat screen. highly recommended.

3121 said:

How far back do U sit when working on your pc?
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Just because I CAN hook up my Windows PC to my 42" TV doesn't mean it'll make Windows any better... nothing can fix that shit!

However, it's gawjus for watching movies!!

RenHoek said:

Windows is (^*&%$$&.

Graycap23 said:

Right now im typing from around 6 ft away with a wireless keyboard and mouse. But sometimes im nose up to the screen. No problems with it.

3121 said:

I did not need much encouragement. 42".....here I come.

standard dvd next to prince.org




16" laptop in the middle of the screen


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I have a huge monitor. I don't use it much for regular computer useage. Eye Strain. It's great to use sometimes with certain programs but I usually use my laptop.

I may get a 1080/lcd for protools/studio.

realm said:

Eyestrain has me worried but I really need something large 2 see all of my Logic Studio screens at once.

Overscan can be a real pain when connecting up to a TV, you can end up with either too much or not enough of the video on the screen. It can be a headache to sort too.

For a media centre, of course, I would recommend, as well as for occasional internet use, but as a main screen for working on - no way!

wickyb said:

Now I'm confused.....

Graycap23 said:

Make sure you get a video card that can output to the native resolution of the screen you buy and that the screen is capable of displaying 1:1 pixel mapping.

TheEnglishGent said:

Thanks.

LED display is what you need.

I hook my iBook to my flat panel led to watch video via the web.
I will never buy a traditional desktop computer ever again.
I havent played with it, but I think my samsung LCD already comes with some applications installed on it and other web browsing features...unfgortunately I think its all PC based ( )

computer monitors have sharper/different specs than tv's for the purpose of diplaying fonts and edges clearly. That's why a good computer monitor is more expensive than a tv (per inch)!