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Sup nt want to make a personal game room, with a small tv or monitor...i wont be watching tv on it or movies just gaming...i want to spend no more than 400$Any help
Best gaming tv/monitor under 400$
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Sup nt want to make a personal game room, with a small tv or monitor...i wont be watching tv on it or movies just gaming...i want to spend no more than 400$Any help
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I actually wanted to do the same
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I actually wanted to do the same
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I'm looking for a tv too?
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also interested
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Also looking for a tv in the price range.
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Also looking for a tv in the price range.
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OP, are you looking to use this as a computer monitor too?
i believe almost every LED monitor coming out right now has a max resolution of 1920x1080. this makes it the perfect resolution for gaming (obviously). for earlier CCFL-backlit LCD monitors, they will give you 1920x1200 resolution, which is great for computer usage but not as good for gaming because the game is stretched out to fit the 1200 height resolution, which makes for a slightly distorted look.
anyway, i believe a samsung is best suited for your needs.
i believe almost every LED monitor coming out right now has a max resolution of 1920x1080. this makes it the perfect resolution for gaming (obviously). for earlier CCFL-backlit LCD monitors, they will give you 1920x1200 resolution, which is great for computer usage but not as good for gaming because the game is stretched out to fit the 1200 height resolution, which makes for a slightly distorted look.
anyway, i believe a samsung is best suited for your needs.
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OP, are you looking to use this as a computer monitor too?
i believe almost every LED monitor coming out right now has a max resolution of 1920x1080. this makes it the perfect resolution for gaming (obviously). for earlier CCFL-backlit LCD monitors, they will give you 1920x1200 resolution, which is great for computer usage but not as good for gaming because the game is stretched out to fit the 1200 height resolution, which makes for a slightly distorted look.
anyway, i believe a samsung is best suited for your needs.
i believe almost every LED monitor coming out right now has a max resolution of 1920x1080. this makes it the perfect resolution for gaming (obviously). for earlier CCFL-backlit LCD monitors, they will give you 1920x1200 resolution, which is great for computer usage but not as good for gaming because the game is stretched out to fit the 1200 height resolution, which makes for a slightly distorted look.
anyway, i believe a samsung is best suited for your needs.
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na i mean if i could connect my macbook to it if i ever needed to then it would be nice but its not needed...im looking to play xbox on it...currently i have it connected to a 61inch dlp but its gonna get no play on that tv...i have my ps3 on a 50inch plasma in a other room where i watch movies n stuff...was gonna put this tv in the computer room and just game in there to have the best connection
i found this on sd but idk...i want 1080p just cause
http://www.amazon.com/Tos...e=UTF8&s=electronics
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na i mean if i could connect my macbook to it if i ever needed to then it would be nice but its not needed...im looking to play xbox on it...currently i have it connected to a 61inch dlp but its gonna get no play on that tv...i have my ps3 on a 50inch plasma in a other room where i watch movies n stuff...was gonna put this tv in the computer room and just game in there to have the best connection
i found this on sd but idk...i want 1080p just cause
http://www.amazon.com/Tos...e=UTF8&s=electronics
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This.
I have a 23in' Samsung LCDtv/monitor
best for gaming I have it connect to PS3 and my laptop through hdmi, crystal clear picture
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This.
I have a 23in' Samsung LCDtv/monitor
best for gaming I have it connect to PS3 and my laptop through hdmi, crystal clear picture
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OP I just bought this the other day, should arrive tomorrow or the next day.
If you're cheap like me, I don't see how you can beat 248.00 flat (no tax and free shipping).
24" w/ 1920 x 1080 resolution, 1080p (I know the difference is negligible on anything under 37"), LED, 30000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, etc. It's also covered by manufacturer warranty.
It basically has everything I need in a bedroom television. I've read online that they use Samsung parts too, hope that's true.
If you're cheap like me, I don't see how you can beat 248.00 flat (no tax and free shipping).
24" w/ 1920 x 1080 resolution, 1080p (I know the difference is negligible on anything under 37"), LED, 30000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, etc. It's also covered by manufacturer warranty.
It basically has everything I need in a bedroom television. I've read online that they use Samsung parts too, hope that's true.
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OP I just bought this the other day, should arrive tomorrow or the next day.
If you're cheap like me, I don't see how you can beat 248.00 flat (no tax and free shipping).
24" w/ 1920 x 1080 resolution, 1080p (I know the difference is negligible on anything under 37"), LED, 30000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, etc. It's also covered by manufacturer warranty.
It basically has everything I need in a bedroom television. I've read online that they use Samsung parts too, hope that's true.
If you're cheap like me, I don't see how you can beat 248.00 flat (no tax and free shipping).
24" w/ 1920 x 1080 resolution, 1080p (I know the difference is negligible on anything under 37"), LED, 30000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, etc. It's also covered by manufacturer warranty.
It basically has everything I need in a bedroom television. I've read online that they use Samsung parts too, hope that's true.
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link to urs?
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link to urs?
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The size of that wall and the tv is hilarious..Originally Posted by StreetPharmacist
I remember that thread.. the dude called it his entertainment system...
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