denonjapan
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Jan 10, 2008, 6:12 AM
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Re: [ravndal15] What question to ask when buying TV for PC?
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Just like in any other forums you came from and informations you have gathered around are individual in this area PRESENT, who can contain you with thesame analogy based on experience. Listen! carefully. >Experience< However, based on their experienced in the subject do not show no how work ethics ( if indeed being practice ) in the manner of LICENSE individual does.
Let me brief you a litle of those misconceptions. A pc monitor is a pc monitor, they are not necessarilly called HD. HD LCD like most sold in consumer stores like bestbuy, circuit city may have dvi or HDMI input but are not variable input like Professional monitors has, assuming you see a DVI doesn't mean you can input a signal from your computer. A pc monitor will support any resolutions but if a the monitor does not support hdcp standards isn't ideal for AV. Generally, these monitors are 40 inches and above. Smaller monitors like 15 to 20 inches with lighter designs with plastic casing are mostly immune to impact and by breaking it is subject to INTENTIONAL dropping and improper voltage. As far as wrong input connection is concerned do make no sense at all causing serious damage to the unit.
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