Alan Silverman
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Advice on large TV/monitors
A customer currently has three smaller LCDs hooked up to his PC. He is not a gamer. He uses his PC primarily for running his home business. Weve discussed just getting one large monitor instead.
My only experience with TV/monitors was back when they had such terrible resolution I would never consider using them as monitors. Im also skeptical about equipment that does two things at once, since quite often they do neither well.
Now Im seeing TV/LCDs with resolutions like 1920x1200 and sizes 30to 50 inches. How well do these work as monitors? Are refurbished ones any good? Im seeing them for as low as $500. Are these to be trusted? Do you want a wide screen aspect, if they even make them square? Anything else to consider if he buys one?
Thanks,
Al
My only experience with TV/monitors was back when they had such terrible resolution I would never consider using them as monitors. Im also skeptical about equipment that does two things at once, since quite often they do neither well.
Now Im seeing TV/LCDs with resolutions like 1920x1200 and sizes 30to 50 inches. How well do these work as monitors? Are refurbished ones any good? Im seeing them for as low as $500. Are these to be trusted? Do you want a wide screen aspect, if they even make them square? Anything else to consider if he buys one?
Thanks,
Al
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Closing the question.
Thanks for your help,
Al
Thanks for your help,
Al
You can use pretty much any input on the tv and yes 99% of video cards will work.
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