Recent content by brikis98

If you try to play at a resolution lower than the TV's native resolution, there are two possibilities: 1. The TV scales the lower resolution up to its native resolution. This will always introduce some blurriness, especially with text, but the amount depends on the actual TV. I didn't do it...

Thanks for the info, I'll drop by and check it out.

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I currently own a Westinghouse lvm-37w3se and use it as a computer monitor. I absolutely love it, but I'm moving cross country and shipping a screen of this size (w/o damaging it) might be prohibitively expensive. Therefore, I might have to sell it here and replace it when I get to my new home...

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thx for the detailed reply! i wonder if they'll let me bring a laptop to bestbuy and hook it up to a westy...

I've heard too many complaints about the dynamic contrast of the 32" sharp when used as a monitor, so I'm not sure I'd want to go that route. As for the westinghouse, I've heard lots of good things, but how much worse are the colors & blacks than the fw900?

Ok, I tweaked my requirements. The TV should be 32" - 37", as I couldn't sit back far enough if the set was any bigger. And I removed the price as a consideration for now. Is this still too much to ask?

Please recommend me an LCD TV to use as a computer monitor. Uses: 1. General internet browsing & word processing 2. Gaming 3. Watching movies 4. Occasional programming 5. Occasional graphics work Requirements: 1. Over 32" - 37" 2. 1080P 3. Terrific colors & black levels 4. Assume for now...

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I'm looking for more of a commercial solution and not a HTPC... this media server would need to be able to support many more streams than the typical home media server...

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At work, we need to find a company that provides media servers. Specifically, the requirements are: * A server that can host and stream video * At the very least, 3GPP support is required. MPEG2/4 and other formats preferred. * There MUST be good management tools for the videos. That is...

same here :)