like they posted, no HD play ps3 is a shame

Lol excuses! Dammit

Eh btw, are you getting Unreal? If you are, don't layan Uncharted until forget to come online. And it's good when your other half get you games

i dun do UT
dun evne know wat game is tat

if its FPS , most prolly u can forget abt seeing me playing

Lol why not?

rx color blind tats why.. haha

not a fan of fps

Bro, u mean the whole package includes a HDMI cable as well? Good deal i guess. What's the cheapest 24" LCD monitor? The cheapest i saw is at Dell's website... RM1349, (E248WFP, 1900x1200 resolution) but no HDMI input... At the moment, just wondering whether it can display 1080p??

i miss my ps3.....sedey la....

what happened to your ps3 toye? kene stolen? spoilt?

Use the hdmi to dvi converter. Not sure about 24" but 27" can show 1080p.

Then usually what type of game you play for MP?

I think that plasma is supposed to be 1280 x 768..isn't it?

For projector they do have 1024 x 768...which is 4:3 resolution....

i mean get a BenQ FP94VW for RM700. 1440*900 but supports 720p and 1080p.

HDMI cable RM20 + any 2.1 audio system is good enough. maybe can use this setup while saving money for better display and audio system

yup, can display 1080p no probs. Only issue is if it can display at its native aspect ratio of 16:9 instead of stretched to 16:10.

You mean 1336x768? Same as mine, only mine is LCD.

That is our native resolution. HD ready TVs (720p) can receive 1080p input, but it will be interlaced.

That's why if you look at the TV display info while playing games or blu-ray, it will say 1080i instead of 1080p.

Friends, if you really want to feel the real true 1080p HD display, your monitor/TV should be 40" or above.

I can't understand why you want 1080p monitors below 32", you won't notice any difference between 720p or 1080p. Believe me.

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Added on December 13, 2007, 6:37 pmPlanet Earth (whole episodes) alone 23 GB.

I already putting you a bunch of stuffs already, maybe next time I give you the Planet Earth.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Dec 13 2007, 06:37 PM

Aiman....may I know when you say Band of brothers....you have the .mp4 file that is compatible with PS3 ke?

if it is true....how big is the file per episode of the Band of brothers?

The only FIFA I love, Fifa Street 3

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/28856.html

This post has been edited by Muchi: Dec 13 2007, 08:48 PM

As for me, I run my ps3 alternately between my family's 32 inch Sharp Aquous and my 20 inch Samsung 206BW. Funny thing is, in contrast to



the 32 inch lcd tv says it cant support the ps3's 1080i signal, but can show 1080p just fine.


As for my samsung 206BW 20 inch I could push to 1080p, but it says not optimum. First it ran fine but later on got flickering. Anyone else facing this issue? I had to settle with 720p for my monitor.

What I also dont understand is that 1080p is 1920X1080, but yet my 1680X1050 monitor can display.

gah. so many contradiction. excuse my while I nurse my poor aching head in between Jade Raymond's boo- I mean , my pillows.

This post has been edited by slickz: Dec 13 2007, 09:12 PM

Yes, MP4 for PS3. Each episode about 1.5 GB. 720p resolution. Want?

That's what interlaced means.

I'm no expert but this is what I understand.

If the monitor/TV is natively 720p:

PS3 can output the video as 1080i.

PS3 is actually using the extra pixels of the source (blu-ray movie or 1080p games), by interlacing it into the TVs native pixels.

So what you're seeing on TV is still 720p, only it is interlaced with the extra pixels of the source. This is called 1080i.


If the monitor/TV is natively 1080p:

PS3 can output the video as 1080p.

PS3 will output the source resolution as it is (blu-ray movie or 1080p games), matching exactly the TVs native pixels.

So what you're seeing on TV is the full 1080 vertical pixels of the source. This is called 1080p.

Confusing, huh? Hope I explained it simple enough.

1080i = interlaced
1080p = progressive

This post has been edited by aiman04: Dec 13 2007, 09:55 PM

Maybe reading this would help people understand bout interlaced and progressive? Alot to read though.

http://www.canopus.com/canopus/technology/...sinterlaced.php

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/video2.htm

This post has been edited by Muchi: Dec 13 2007, 10:10 PM