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I was looking into a moniter that could serve as a computer moniter and a basic tv. I was originally looking at LCD TVs at 27" but only seem to find ideal ones at about $800 before shipping. I wanted to use this for everything I use on my computer also like gaming and web surfing. What brands or specs would be most important and what place would be best to look.

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I think I found a nice <A HREF="http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1352305&sku=H45-3202" target="_new">one</A>, but its $1000. Definitely a awesome buy for its specs. I just need to convince my parents (not easy to do :frown: ). I mean this thing is great, 8ms response, 1200:1 contrast, 32", for $1000.

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What is the resolution?

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It's something like 1396 x 768 - definitely made for 'across the room' viewing. Got some huge pixels - .51mm or something like that...

Mike.

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For that price get the Dell 2405, 3" smaller, but much better resolution.

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From where I'm viewing it at, my eyes won't even be able to tell the difference (at least 6' away). I might stick with a 27" for around $700-$750 instead if it doesn't work out.

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I'm actually going to be about 10' away, but are there any other ones that are at least 27" that could also pose as a Half Life 2 moniter? I was thinking about getting that Dell but I would be more comfortable getting a larger screen. I was going to shoot for a 32", but its hard to find ones that aren't outrageously priced that also offer good response time.

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Mozz bought an LCD TV somewhere around the 30" range a few months back.

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I'm sure he picked out a good one. I'll have to PM him.

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