I wanna use the HDTV as my HTPC. Possible?

This post has been edited by P.I.M.P: Nov 4 2008, 01:07 AM

Of coz can, make sure u have HDMI output gfx card for optimal HDTV experience

Anyone bought sharp A65? It seems alrite with the price...

But I notice those gfx cards only have DVI output. How is that possible to connect to 32" HDTV when it don't have HDMI?

Use DVI to HDMI convertor.

Should I get ATi or GFX for HDTV output?

ATI is better as there is an scaling option for HDTV

How much you selling your Monster HDMI cable? Good stuff you got there.

What's the different between 1000HD & Ultra 600?

This post has been edited by P.I.M.P: Nov 5 2008, 03:17 PM

1000HD for AVR. Ultra 600 for PS3.
Price refer to thread. PM me if you r interested. No sales thingy here. TS will kill me

Aite gotcha. BTW, TS is Topic Starter?

i just wanna ask about the sony bravia S Series - KLV-40S400A latest price on the market... anyone can helps ?

This post has been edited by polo@1987: Nov 8 2008, 01:34 PM

HEY GUYS, WANT TO ASK SOME QUESTION ABOUT PS3,

Q1. DID SAMSUNG 940BW 19" WIDE ABLE TO SUPPORT PS3, CAN I PLAY AT THIS MONITOR? icon_question.gif icon_question.gif


http://www.samsung.com/me/products/monitor...itors/940bw.asp

This post has been edited by black_master: Nov 10 2008, 01:55 PM

Yes your monitor supports PS3. You just need a HDMI to DVI cable or a suitable adapter.

hm...here's my lcd monitor, syncmaster 740BF...
can my lcd monitor support ps3 or xbox 360? the hdmi to dvi converter can get nice graphic right?

guys with 37" or bigger screen. want to hear your opinion. will the display look pixelated when you run dvd video?

because today i compare 32", 37" and 42" display. on dvd video, 32" looks just nice while 37" and 42" can see the video pixelated..

Are you seeing TVs from the same manufacturer, same series and same resolution at the same distance?

yup, normally they put the same manufacturer next to one another and feed the same video.

I think viewing distance is doing it's trick here. I don't even find my very very old 50" pixelated watching Astro since I sit pretty far away from it.

IMO 32" is small for a TV...
40", 42", 46" is better for TV watching, especially bluray

With 46" and 52" Full HD LCD TV prices come 'crashing' down, I bet more and more consumers will consider it.

Seriously, you need to sit quite near (max 7' 6" according to Carlton Bale chart) if you have a 40" Full HD in order to truly appreciates its outstanding PQ.