I am going to use this on a 60" screen TV for what is being looked up on the laptop screen. Is this going to be a good picture
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I use it from a laptop to a 42". Great picture. As long as your HDMI output is good and your screen is at least 1080p, it should be good.
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The picture will be in whatever resolution your computer is set to output. 1600x900 I believe is what I use on a 42' 1080p television and it looks as good as a blue ray player.
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It should. The bigger the TV, the bigger the magnification. It may be even be too big, where the entire large screened is covered with only a few characters from a text.
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To my eyes no I think the resolution is fine for the size. I do have 70/20 vision though. If you won't be to have close to it you should be fine.
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This monitor has VGA input, so as long as your laptop supports it, you'll be fine.
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The picture on my set is nice and crisp. First off use only an HDMI cable. If you are using any other way to connect, you will not have the best picture. If you are using a cable box, make sure the resolution is set to 1920x1080I as many cable boxes default to a lower resolution setting. I had to adjust my setting even though it was a "high definition" box. Hope this helps.
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i would say that would b perfect for ur tv . cause i have 42 '' tv n that covers entire tv screen .That product is also perfect for 40 " TV.
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No you would be fine with that. The picture will pretty much be the same. If you have a smart tv then yes you need to get it.
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Sorry I can't help you there. I have a different set up. I don't see the quality improving from my laptop to TV so if I took an educated guess I would say no.
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I am not sure....image/video is decent if lighting is decent. Otherwise it's dark ish (not totally bad). Hope this helps your decision.
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1920x1080 pixels is the HD resolution for all the modern TV screens. While writing this note I don't see why it might be not good being displaying text.
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We purchased this for a 65" flat screen that we use in a church. I don't know what it would look like with a smaller tv, but I do know is that the quality of this product is very high and that it is extremely sturdy. I was concerned about making a purchase like this over the internet, but I am extremely pleased with the product. I would not hesitate to purchase another one if I ever needed to. I hope this is helpful. Regards
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You must have it on wide screen, reduce the image. I noticed when I first got it the picture was terriable, but when I reduce the size of the screen the picture has been perfect ever since. For the price we paid it's really not bad.
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ive only used it briefly, but it looked pretty awesome on my 55" samsung tv. for the money you cant go wrong! Mike
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This will be the case for any HDTV at this size. Feed it a low quality source and the TV will show all how degraded the picture really is. It's not the fault of the HDTV. One thing you can do is to lower the contrast and brightness to minimize the flaws. Turn off all the dynamic contrast settings. There's a "film mode" that works well.
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I have a plasma (Panasonic 37" 720p) and the pictures (taken by a Nikon d50, 6 megapixel) look very good, maybe a little to vivid, but that's the TV and I can adjust it. I think the WD does a fine job but you might need to tweak the TV a little.Marcel.
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Depending on the product it should be fine. Its 720p and lighting would be a factor as audio may be as well.
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It should, its an exact duplication of your laptop screen. I've never had any instance when something was not showing up on my tv that was displayed on my laptop screen.