I USING Dell E228WFP 22" too. haha

i using 720p on 22" also. not blur ler.. says who!!?!

LOL.. i think u've got it all mixed up.. so long a LCD is capable of displaying 1080 its considered full HD. thy do it by pixel counting. . consumer LCD tv is diff frm a PC LCD. PC LCD is capable of displayin higher thn "FULL HD" on a tv.

24" normally produce 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution capable of playing full HD video as well..

if u didnt know thy also advertise 2MP LCD which essentially means 1080... that and the "full HD" is jus a consumer's gimmick.. thy trick consumers allot.. and it seems to work.. very well indeed

This post has been edited by ruztynail: Oct 27 2008, 04:55 PM

let me put this to u.. consumer TV has notin tat goes above 1080p.. in general. cause the highest ever playing consumer product now is the blueray and tats 1080p. so the manufacturers deemed it FULL HD.. 720p HD (but not full)

PC LCD has a capability of going beyond FULL HD.. cause pc monitors practically can view large pixel counts. highest ever is 1920 × 1200 or 2560 × 1600 is u're on dual..

so long u check the specs and it shows above 1080p on the 2nd numbering.. yes its capable of going full-HD..

basically any 24" PC LCD can go FULL HD..

tats why on yr ps3.. u can select 1080p output.. and the LCD would show it..

naturally u wont see much diff.. tats why TV LCD manufacturers usually use FULL HD on 40" and above.. cause its quiet irrational to use it on 32". u wont see much diff..

on a PC LCD.. u mostly work wit stuff larger thn 720p... 768 is the usual case..

hope u understand wat i said. LOL.. wiki or google.. yr best bet of understanding better

all 24" are full HD ler.. here.. capable of displaying 1920x1200

http://www.zdnet.com.au/reviews/hardware/d...39283972,00.htm

This post has been edited by ruztynail: Oct 27 2008, 11:50 PM

how old is yr lcd?? it has to support hdcp or somtin.. u need a dvi to hdmi cable.