According to Samsung and other e-tailer, the specifications does state that the response of GTG is 2ms, 5ms probably refer to BTB (Black to Black, or On-Off-On).
If you're looking at fast response, you'll sacrifice colors, it'll be the same for all TN panels.

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This is newegg's 27" monitor product sorted by ratings.
Asus ranked first... should you get Asus? Well, read the customer reviews before you decide on one.

Want great colors, you probably looking at IPS, which is not just expensive, but you sacrifice the response that you wanted.

One note, manufacturer specifications might not always correct, my 5ms 2333SW ran through a response rate test and guess what? 16ms as a result, so a 2ms might not be always the case for LCD panel. Good luck with your purchase.

IPS panel is meant for colors and gamut, bla bla bla... wiki link below explains it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD#In-pl...ching_.28IPS.29
And the advantage of the IPS is wide angle, means you can view even from sideways with no dimmed colors.

If you look at the links, the Asus's accessories does provide converter from your DVI to the HDMI. Or, you can have a look at other models.
If you want some panel that has plenty of ports, why not try LCD TV? since your budget is limitless. Branded LCD TV might has more than 2 HDMIs, 2 DVIs, 1 VGA, etc... etc.

Sony LCD TV already has Full HD (1080p) from 32", just size is a matter if you have limited amount of space. Need to sit further away if you have bigger screen.
Look for TV that has Full HD instead of HD Ready ONLY.

Please provide your PC specifications and driver's version if possible.
Maybe you need to use some manual detection to get it to work.
You probably need to post your question at Q&A cause this might drag this thread out topic.

Or you TV spec/model, could be a problem there... or how about pushing a 1080i signal.

sigh

thats because 1366 x 768 is only HD Ready

HD Ready is NOT THE SAME with Full HD which is 1920 x 1080.

so like the rest has said... u need to find a 32" Full HD TV and NOT 32" HD Ready TV

HD Ready and Full HD are DIFFERENT types of TVs
understand now?

u obviously dont understand why is explaining things to u always tough? ur old threads oso same until kena lock

u need to go find FULL HD LCD TV

go to the shop and tell them u want a FULL HD LCD TV

not a HD ready LCD TV. make sure u say FULL HD LCD TV

then u can use PC and display 1920x1080...u buy HD Ready of course la its 1366x768
u know wat...since u not limited budget... go buy the Dell 30" monitor. resolution even higher than full HD @ 2560 x 1600 for RM4.9k

errrrmmm... huh?

btw guys, i thought the contrast and quality of entry level edge-lit LED LCDs are just as good/worse than average CCFL LCDs?

A proper sentence or phrase maybe better to convey what you're trying to say.

Anyway.. both LED and CCFL back-lit LCDs are both susceptible to pixel defects... best is to check the screen before purchase, or a monitor with a zero pixel defect guarantee..

It is definitely not 1920X1080. It is 2,560 x 1,600 and 16:10 ratio.

Get a 32inch 1080p TV..... much cheaper than Dell U3011 at 16:10 (2560x1600 pixels), google if you need confirmation, I believe links about it have been posted.

You can get 2 to 3... 32inch with one U3011.

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Added on August 7, 2010, 4:43 pm
You can possibly hook-up like 10 years ago. Any 2 output GC or integrated GC can do it..... With ATI/AMD 5 series you can hook-up up to 6 displays.

I also just noted the U2711's RM 700 discount that brings it down to RM 2,199.    Unfortunately I'm all out of cash.

I think it depends on what is your current 27". If it's one of those 1080p TN displays, then the U2711 is well worth considering.
Between HDMI and DVI, I'd pick HDMI only because the head is smaller and cuter. There shouldn't be much of a quality difference between the two, so feel free to let whatever variable (eg: cuteness, cost) you like to sway you.

1920x1080 is 16:9. 640x480, 800x600 and 1024x768 are 4:3 ratios. And I get the feeling that all LCD TV have crappy firmware.

What resolution of our TV program do you think RTM is broadcasting?

1. TV1, TV2, TV3, 8TV are all 480i/480p - 704 x 480 resolution
2. Astro (Standard) 480/576 - 704 x 480 typical, 768 x 576 is the PAL standard
3. Astro BYond - 720p/1080i - 1280 x 720, can go up to 1920 x 1080 depends on programme.
4. Full HD - 1080p - 1920 x 1080

It should not be a problem for the TV to function. You just need to set the correct resolution on your windows.