Re: Resolution on TV is bad....please help!
- From: "NoNoBadDog!" <no_bsledge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 16:25:23 -1000
If you want the best picture with a computer, only look at DLP. They are
the only truly digital TV's (signals are not converted to analog internally
like LCD, Plasma and LCOS). In addition, they have greater Contrast, a
deeper black level, much faster refresh times, no burn in, and use less
electricity than LCD and Plasma. Plus, they never develop divergence
errors, and there are no phosphor dyes in the screen to fade and color shift
over time. Your best bet would be to preview a typical computer desktop at
high resolution on an LCD, then a Plasma, then a DLP. Your eyes will
immediately tell you which is better...the difference on the DLP will as
drastic as watching a VHS tape versus watching a DVD.
Bobby
"Amy" <Amy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:212AD935-7425-4EE9-9388-439BF510E7DF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks. I wish I new that before I bought the system. Of course, the guy
> at
> the store said it would work on a TV just fine....I guess I'm off to the
> store to buy a new plasma or LCD. Thanks again.
>
> "JW" wrote:
>
>> A standard CRT TV is designed for motion content such as video and TV it
>> is
>> no way designed for the continued tight resolution of PC graphics as is a
>> PC
>> monitor. If you could convert a TV to a PC monitor with the use of a
>> graphics card then PC monitors would have gone the way of the buggy whip
>> since their cost is about twice as much as TVs of the same size.
>> Newer digital technology TVs such as plasmas, lcds, dlp and LCOS are what
>> you want to use if you want a unit for both video and PC applications.
>>
>> "Amy" <Amy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:989FA55F-B4E2-4FA9-A85B-9E43814E5E87@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >I have a 2-1/2 year old flat-screen TV (36") connected to my new XP
>> >Media
>> > Center PC. When watching TV or movies, the resolution is fine, but
>> > when
>> > I'm
>> > working on desktop or online, it's basically unreadable. I've tried to
>> > follow the instructions in the setup manual for adjusting the
>> > resolution,
>> > but
>> > it didn't change it.
>> >
>> > Also, the dimensions of what is being displayed is slightly larger than
>> > my
>> > screen (usually noticed when I'm in the Settings), so some of the
>> > information
>> > is getting cut off. I can't find horizontal/vertical shift on my TV
>> > set....is there another option?
>> >
>> > Thanks, Amy
>>
>>
>>
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