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Looking for a good HD LCD monitor with HDMI

Discussion in 'HDTV discussion' started by cmertin, Jan 21, 2009.

  1. cmertin

    cmertin Member

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    I want to buy a HD monitor that has 1 (preferably 2) HDMI ports. It also has DVI and VGA. I want full 1080-1200 resolution. I found one by Samsung(link), though it's highest resolution is only 1050.

    I'm planning on buying a mac mini and also using it as a HD display for my video games (PS3 and XBOX360).

    Is there going to be much difference between the resolution that I'll get on that monitor and 1080p?

    Edit: Would I be able to play 1080p movies on it, through the computer. Also, would my consoles play at 1080p and it would just be downscaled?
     
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    chubbyInc Regular member

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    Have you considered a LCD TV?
    I think any TV that displays 1080p will have at least 2 HDMI ports.
    1080p movies on computer would be Blu-ray or downloads, you would need a good media program for that.

    If the game is 1080p and your TV is 1080p it'll play at 1080p
    Most TV's will have several options eg. 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p. PS3 will automatically select the highest that the game can handle.
     
  3. akash2008

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    buying a mac mini and also using it as a HD display for my video games (PS3 and XBOX360).

    Is there going to be much difference between the resolution that I'll get on that monitor and 1080p?

    Edit: Would I be able to play 1080p movies on it, through the computer. Also, would my consoles play at 1080p and it would just be downscaled?
     
    Last edited: Apr 25, 2009

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