Im confused

Which yields better graphics...

a. Xbox connected to a full HD via component cables (RGB) or...

b. Xbox connected to a monitor via VGA a cable?

Can the component cable support full 1080P?

Thanks bro silencer. BTW do LCD TV's have VGA connection that support 1080P. And where did you buy the AX360 from and how much. Thanks bro

I am also currently interested in buying an HD LCD TV. I've limited the screen size to 40" (space problems). I've been through two brands....the Sony KLV-40D300A and Samsung's LA40M81B. I'm confused weather the Sony is in fact an HD LCD TV or a HD-ready TV since there is a difference between the two. Sony claims it to an HDTV but this page http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/home_av/tvs/0...1054340p,00.htm says it's HD-ready. Also does the VGA support 1080P? Help me out here......trying to get the best out of my X360 system.

Thanks guys

This post has been edited by quackers: Oct 1 2007, 08:25 PM

But it doesn't have 100Hz. Can you really see the difference between 100 and 50Hz??

Now I'm interested in the philips Flat TV 42" 42PFL9532/98
How much is it retailing for???
Check it out http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/e...TV+42PFL9532-98

The samsung is a bit heavy for me (price)

Thanks

This post has been edited by quackers: Oct 2 2007, 01:59 AM

Wtas the model name of the Samsung 32" full HD LCD that is going cheap nowadays? Thanks