Yeap... And IMO, they produce a lot of nice LCDs.... I liked their products a lot....

even an older ATI Radeon 2400 can support the 1920x1200 resolution.

Not really. LCD TV may have lower resolution, but a good LCD TV looks better. Resolution isn't everything. My Aquos TV easily beats my BENQ LCD monitor in terms of image quality.

The colour looks natural and the everything just looks more 3D-ish even without any tweaking.

yes it can support.
but does it good when we gaming at 1920x1200 ?

It might look like the CPU test of 3dmark06/08 in action .

That's why I said better get lcd tv if want to play games or watching movie. But how about text? Your Aquos TV can display text clearly or not?

extremely expensive - considering 22" = 2" difference is selling nearly 50% cheaper Below RM600 for 22"

u have a point there.
but also there are some 24" at RM 1.5K and above.
so, like extra 2" almost equal 100% higher of those 22" below RM600

22" is sweet spot right now . If want 24" to drop have to wait till it becomes the next sweet spot =/

lol Samsung has emerged as one of the top notch display panel maker. They were even good with CRT monitors and TVs. three of my ex office banjir in the the CRT because they were put under the aircond and one night, the aircond kencing. The CRTs were put outside to dry. Once they were dried, we turned it on, and they were still working fine

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Added on October 17, 2008, 10:18 am can buy two and a half 22" monitors liau

This post has been edited by g5sim: Oct 17 2008, 10:18 AM

Nice comparison. If 2 X 22" need a bigger table also . True that RM1000 is expensive if you thing like that. Hope the 24" price will drop soon.

But I wonder what is the most suitable lcd size for normal pc usage, I means like one size fit all? Like me, my work involve lot of desktop publishing, so larger screen is a must. But still, 22" may occupied some of my table space. Don't know about 24".

I have 32" lcd tv, so if anyone ask if I want to put 32" monitor (if there is one in the future) on my pc table, definitely I said no. May be manufacturer will focus on 22"/24" as the largest screen size for consumer.

there are still a lot need to be considered when buying bigger and bigger monitors.
of coz the prices,the built and the design. not forgot bout the performances and quality.

what qwerty said remind me that large monitor also need large space also.

I'm sure, when you're able to afford a nice big screen, you wouldn't mind to get a mounting arm to hold your screen. This method will save you some of your work space.

terramatora, what are you doing? Try to increase your post count?

Text looks great at native resolution. Suprisingly, even at 1080i, the text is pretty good also and not as bad as expected when running at non-native res.

Anyhow....i'm not doing Word or Excel on my Aquos.....haven't try surfing the web at 1080i though...will try later.

Also a good graphic card helps...my old HTPC (XP MCE) with an AGP 6200 looks quite horrible compared to my ATI 4850 (VISTA) on the Aquos.

If wanna do word processing, better set it to native if not, u onli stress ur eyes.... I'm also using LCD TV at the moment....

Nice to hear that. But my cheap lcd (not fully hd) have problem with text. Text have jagged edge, although readable but not so sharp. But if sit >5ft, has nice look.

Ic ic... what LCD TV r u using?? i'm using sony bravia v-series...

No wonder get good image. I'm using Samsung 32". Old model.

Ic ic.... Mine is newly bought so I can't say much plus this is my 1st TV.... So, can't compare with others since I never use others before..... Maybe u can try to tweak some settings on ur TV in order to get a better PQ....

This post has been edited by Aura: Oct 17 2008, 02:42 PM