Why do you want to go into so minute details in every thing you discuss. Relax, don't always take things so literally . When I say 1KB in computer terms people know that I mean 1,024 bytes and not exactly 1,000 bytes.

The same way , when someone says I have a 720P LCD-TV (as opposed to 1080P TV) , people know I am actually referring to 1366x768 TV. It's understood because there is no LCD-TV which has exactly 720 lines of resoultion (I think )

Anyway, as an example, a news report extracted from a simple google search :-


January 6, 2008 3:25 PM PST
Toshiba to launch 20 new LCD flat panels in the spring

Toshiba's flagship Cinema Series Regza line

A lot of people walked into Toshiba's 2008 CES press conference expecting a train wreck in the light of Warner's pre-show Blu-ray bombshell. But after a quick obligatory mention of it being "a difficult day" for the godfather of the HD DVD format, it was back to business: namely, highlighting the company's 2008 line of LCD flat-panel TVs. The company touted five new series of models, all of which will be released this spring.

AV500 Series: The entry-level line-up features 720p HDTVs ranging in size from 19 to 42 inches. Each model includes integrated digital tuners (ATSC/QAM), a single HDMI input, and a single VGA input for PC connectivity.

Ok, that's great. Thanks. You can always connect through VGA though.

BTW, Maybe you can ask Sunauto about the Samsung HD-870. He is very knowledgeable in that area.

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Added on January 16, 2008, 11:18 amHow to wait that long. After 3-4 years than must wait for another 3 years for price to come down, already Grandpa by then.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Jan 16 2008, 11:18 AM

Ask Matrix, he just bought one not too long ago.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Jan 20 2008, 10:06 PM

Have you selected the correct input source from your LCD TV?

Have you set the correct resoultion and refresh rate on your PC before connecting to the TV?

The actual contrast is only 1,000:1 . Can check their full specs at their website.