Are all LCD pc monitors HD ready?
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Its difficult to buy new monitors or TVs that are not HD.  The problem is that it is equally difficult to get a signal and video cables that fully support HD pictures, so even though you have the CAPACITY to watch HD, the reality is its just a scam to charge you more for hardware that you cannot benefit from anyway.  I have had two HD televisions over the last 7 years but not one program has even been sent to me in HD.
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I'm currently using one similar to below.  Love it to death.\n\nIf you go with LCD, be sure to use the DVI connection and not analog.  Makes a HUGH difference in quality, especially in movies and games.
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Hmm, I'm pretty sure a 7300 would support that kind of stuff. I would suggest looking up of the latest version of the driver and installing it. Also, that's some really weird resolution settings. Turn it to 32 bit, that's standard.\n\nI would also suggest that unless the computer is high-end, don't run 3-D screensavers. What are your specs?
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there are many.\n\nSome are :-\n\nAnalog - supports only upto 16 bit high colour\nDigital -  supports more than 32 bits true colour\nLCD -  Slim Liquid Crystal display with digital support.\nPlasma - Same as LCT but with more higher resolutions and size.
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Go with a LCD monitor.  No radiation because they don't use a crt
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Obviously the LCD has the CRT whipped in relation to the radiation, but...\nA good CRT may still be easier on the eye than a bad (or incorrectly set up LCD.\nIf an LCD has both analogue and digital inputs (in my experience) the digital input will produce a crisper image.\nUsing an LCD at anything other than its natural (max) resolution will cause the image to appear blurred.  The SDM-HS75P should be used at 1280x1024.\nThe refresh rate - on a CRT go for the max possible, on my LCD I haven't found that it makes a visible difference..\nAny tools or help on the drivers CD, or Sony's website?\nGood luck!
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Any monitor with a DVI or VGA connector will work.
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ok try this \ngo onto desktop and click on the right mouse button select properties\nthen click the settings tab\nunder display your monitor should be listed if it isnt then disconnect the monitor and reconnect if it is already on there the you will need to check on the same tab that your screen resolution is correct usually 1280 by 1024 pixels and color quality is 32 bit\n\nadjust accordingly and apply
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There are 2 kinds of monitors : CRT and LCD and some PCI 16X cards doesn't support CRT but i think you can give it a try
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It sounds like what you are looking for is a High Definition LCD TV that you can also use as a computer monitor. \n\nIf this is correct, the Dell W2607C 26" LCD HDTV may be a good choice. Here's the link at the Dell Canada site:\n\nhttp://www1.ca.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/lcd_w2607c?c=ca&cs=CADHS1&l=en&s=dhs#tabtop\n\nHowever, there is a limitation on the resolution when used with a computer. For best results you need to run the unit at its native resolution, 1366 x 768.\n\nThis is a relatively low res when compared to dedicated computer LCD monitor. Of course they don't have built-in tuners or remotes.\n\nHope this helps.
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i m using flat panel monitor in my house and office and my all colleagues also use it.\nit is terrific
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My source shows how it can be done, but be warned--it's NOT easy.\n\nBetween all of the parts you need to do it (including the driver chip unique to that panel) and all the time you'll spend doing it, it's probably more efficient (in time and money) to just go buy an LCD monitor.
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You need a wide screen monitor for your PC. I have the same experience as you, with both of my computers.
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crt (big) monitors are sharper then lcd (flat screen) but lcd do save space , power, and less heat to,watch the warranty on flat screen they dont last a long as crt do
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This is a loaded question that can't be answered correctly without knowing what you want the computer for.\n\nGames have a different high end requirement then Graphic Artists.\n\nmany graphical artists won't work on an LCD monitor for example.\n\nEach hardware has several items that need to be 'looked at' to determine if it's 'good enough'\n\nIf you want to email me in regards to what you're plans are for your computer I can try and piece some ideas together for you.
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I have a 19" Dell monitor, and I'm very happy with it. The higher-end digital monitors are noticably better.
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Go the the monitor's vendor site.