Haha, what I meant was, it is not enough for you to play wii. That's what I felt. Not that it cant use to play wii.
From my point off view, wii is best playing thru a LCD TV because it involves a lot of movement, you don't want to stand too close when you hit that tennis ball with you wii controller.
Just my 2 cents.

btw my motivation to buy wii is to play table tennis game......
of coz i know is not enough lar, if got budget i will straight buy plasma play ad..
i wanted to ask what is the necessary cable for me to connect wii to lcd
will i ply wii with LCD lag?

U cn connect ur wii with vga box

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Added on November 17, 2009, 10:57 pmOne thing guyz,is all the hdmi port at current monitors are hdcp compatible?

This post has been edited by vivakarna: Nov 17 2009, 10:57 PM

vga box expensive?

200++

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Added on November 17, 2009, 11:52 pmhttp://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1217017

This post has been edited by vivakarna: Nov 17 2009, 11:52 PM

anyone here using DELL ST2410 24” ? care to share some opinion bout this monitor?

Depends... Those with frame rate conversion and video scaling is more expensive (uses a bigger video buffer). Those that don't are cheaper (use smaller buffer, usually per scan line only)..

However those that convert to DVI/HDMI are a bit more pricey than those convert to VGA output...

LOL! I think the price you use to buy your LCD and VGA box will be higher than your wii. But nonetheless, it should be fine with table tennis game if you are playing inside your room.

Samsung 2494HS, is it good for gaming?

A few drawback I found out about my angelo:

1) The LCD display itself is not very firmly connected to the stand at the bottom, it tends to swing (in a small magnitude) when I accidentally hit my table, or may be it just the problem of my table

2) Cable lenght between the adapter to the power input in LCD (not adapter to switch) is not long enough, the adapter cannot reach ground when I connect the power input to my LCD, so it's hanging there. But now I manage to place it on my CPU casing.

3) Tilt angle of 20 degree is only for one direction, that is upward only. The problem is my mattress is on the floor, and my LCD is on the table, so I cannot get a good viewing angle when I'm watching LCD from my mattress, need to place something at the bottom of the stand to tilt it downward

Well, that's only something to share, after all, it's a good LCD
Currently playing Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 with this 23.6" LCD, enjoy

so among all reviews , mind to give some good lcd model eg ?

found this lcd
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16824176126
yesterday... look cool n big.

price tag rm1200



This post has been edited by figure8: Nov 18 2009, 12:52 PM

Nice design, i love the stand! Able to slot my keyboard under the LCD and save some space for my tiny table
25" is huge !!!
But built-in speaker is not so necessary

This post has been edited by c2s: Nov 18 2009, 01:19 PM

u're using angelo 23.6"... for me 30" is huge

Haha, human's greediness never has a limit
23.6" od huge for me la, coz my table is tiny

Yea agree on that. I'm using 23.3 Acer, it's consider big enough for me already. =) I can lay on my bed and watch movie. Still able to read the subtitles.

Wouldn't a 25" 1980x1020 LCD lose image sharpness? Lower pixel density and all that...

this lcd is fullhd 1920x1080. if u buy 1980x1020 and play a console like ps3/xbox360, the image either stretch to fit screen or it will have black border.

no issues when using pc.

This post has been edited by figure8: Nov 18 2009, 09:00 PM

I totally agree with this. I would wish to place the transformer on the floor, juz dunno which type of extension wire i should buy, and what that extension called.

No, it's not that. Pixel density is usually measured in pixels per inch. The smaller the screen, i.e. a 22" with full HD native resolution, the higher the density. Meaning a sharper image compared to a 25" screen which will have a less dense pixel spread.