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720P TV Resolution: 1366x768 24"W Monitor Resolution: 1920x1200 1366x768=1049088 1920x1200=230400 => 24"W (1920x1200) can display 45% more information/content than 32"W (1366x768). Also, the resolution of 1366x768 is worse than the resolution of a 19"W LCD Monitor (1440x900)...

Most of the TN panels are 8 bits. 8-bit R: 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2=256 8-bit G: 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2=256 8-bit B: 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2=256 RxGxB: 256x256x256 = 16.7M => The monitor can display 16.7M colors. Some are 6 bits. 6-bit R: 2x2x2x2x2x2=64 6-bit G: 2x2x2x2x2x2=64 6-bit B...

What TV system you will use? Antenna, cable or satellite? If your TV system is cable or satellite, you can consider buying a monitor which is equal or larger than 24"W with HDMI (or with both component and composite inputs) and speakers. Simply connect your cable box and monitor with HDMI...

By the way, the picture quality of FP241W is indeed better than V2400W. However, while I connect PS3 with FP241W thought HDMI, I can't hear any sound since it doesn't have either speakers or headphone jack. V2400W has a jack via which I can play PS3 and be able to hear the sound through an...

Got the V2400W today. I like its look, the way it is built... a very decent, good quality, high end monitor. Image looks just fantastic. It works perfectly fine with my PS3 through HDMI under 1:1 pixel mapping and aspect ratio. Haven't found any issue, finger crossed... Don't really have...

According to the spec listed in the link below, it probably uses IPS or VA panel. http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/dell-ultrasharp-2007wfp/4507-3174_7-31783769.html For example: 16ms response time => After 2007, most of the TN panels, above 19" and under 26", in the world should be...

As far as I know, BenQ is the top 10 LCD Monitor brand. They are just not well known in the US.

All HDMI is HDCP compatible. As long as your DVI input is HDCP compatible, you will be fine no matter the cable is DVI to HDMI or HDMI to DVI. :D

Both 20"W and 22"W have the same resolution, 1680x1050. They display the same size of information. That means 22"W has bigger pixels than 20"W so fronts appear larger on 22"W monitors. Basically, I prefer smaller pixels because picuters look more clear and sharper. However, since it is to elder...