4870X2 or GTX 280 both tags at 2.2K and 1.8K respectively so think again are you willing 2 splash more than 3K only 4 this 2 brains of your comp

haha..ya i know that.
my statement is meaning that the card can display the resolution,
but when gaming,yes, it will lagging at unbearable speed 

It says here on the front page:

"BenQ 16:9 1080p Full HD LCD displays are available now and prices range from RM689.00 to RM1,500.00."

So, I'm guessing, the BenQ E2200HD is not going to be RM689? 

But then what is priced at RM689 yet still plays HD leh? Don't tell me they're releasing 19" that has HD reso?

nope bro.
what he meant is BenQ T2200HD 

Oh so the T220 isn't full HD? I was quite confused when I read about it at their website as they stated the reso at 1680x1050 but they threw a FULL HD logo there as well. The main reason I'm getting a new monitor is just for the purpose of watching movies and not so much for gaming so do you think my system would still be able to handle it? The best quality files I'll get to watch are going to be those 720p ones as I don't have any bluray player or intend to download any 1080p films with the connection I have xD

By the time HD broadcast comes to Malaysia, the monitor we are buying now also koyak already.

RTM is talking about shifting to Digital Broadcast in about 4 years time, that's Digital, not HD. Anyone ever heard Astro talking anything the sound of HD broadcast? The only thing I ever read is more channels and and higher price.

TM is experimenting with 8MB IPTV, but HSBB is expected in about 4 years time, and I doubt things looks good on a 8MB/s speed given how 'reliable' TM is.

My take: If you do console gaming, or buys loads of Blu-ray stuff, or you have a HD4870/2 60GTX or above, 1920x1080 is the way to go. At 22" running 1920x1080, they look gorgeous since the pixel size is smaller. All you need is more screen real estate and the most thing you do is do word processing and web surfing, then get a 24", they suit your purpose very well.

Else, if you have lower GPU, not thinking of upgrading, has just bought a laptop and need an external display, downloads mostly 720p content, and so on, 1920x1080 makes stuff looks bad. 22" on 1920x1080, you'll need to squint when you are surfing since they look quite small, 24" is great but 720p on 24"? get a "HD ready" TV, they'd look way better.

my new gorgeous     

just arrived few days ago     

Dell Monitor
24" S2409W Full HD Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor     

hahah..... lucky u...........

aiyah.... i just found out that, my graphic card dont have HDMI port......

can i just use DVI - HDMI cable instead?

and .....errrrr.... how to disable d sound card eh?
wanna try monitor's sound output.........

thanks for d info... now i just need to get d adapter.....
n........... some issues :

1. when i turn to digital output- d message appeared as " entering power save mode " and the power button color turns from white to orange color...
    care to explain? is it im using VGA/analog input only.......................? i cant find d answer in the manual book....

2. how to get d HDMI sound output, cant find where to disable d sound card driver.....

regards       ..... tooooo much asking..... aiyah........      

hmmmmm.......... there's no option for HDMI sound even after i downloaded a sort of HDMI updater................
hhmmmmmmm..... no point to buy d cable  .... my GC doesnt support HDMI.....

how to fully utilized tis monitor technology.....................................hmmmm.....
gonna get new GC eh............

First, to clear away one element that can be confusing: DVI and HDMI are exactly the same as one another, image-quality-wise. The principal differences are that HDMI carries audio as well as video, and uses a different type of connector, but both use the same encoding scheme, and that's why a DVI source can be connected to an HDMI monitor, or vice versa, with a DVI/HDMI cable, with no intervening converter box.

Source : http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/34579/122868.html

What is the price of E2200HD? Any idea?