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Hopefully one of you well informed gents can tell me whether this is technically a good machine. I wish I were a better informed consumer, 'cause I suspect I could have gotten a better overall performing machine at a relatively cheap price. Either way, this is what I ended up getting; and...

I can get a Jerker, second-hand, for $60. Worth it? This is my current set-up, but I plan on getting a second 24" display in the very near future: My current desk isn't wide enough to hold duel 24" monitors (well, it might be, but then I'd have nowhere to put my 360s.) Can I go wrong with...

Ok so my BenQ FP241WZ can't display the 1920x1080p resolution for my Xbox 360 using the VGA port. I also know that it can't properly display 1080p with the PS3 using the HDMI port. This weekend my Xbox 360 (that lacks an HDMI port) died on me so I went out and bought replacement Xbox 360. This...

http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/home_av/tvs/0,39037594,62031876,00.htm Sharp Aquos A83-series Notable features: # Available in 42-, 46- and 52-inch models # 1,920 x 1,080-pixel resolution # 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio # 450cd/m2 brightness # 4ms response time # Fine Motion Advanced...

It seems that the new line of Aquos displays (The D64U line) are now available. I was wondering if any of you gentlemen bought one? I was looking for impressions as I am in the market. It looks like some of the new models are up on Amazon...

Hi, I'm just wondering if there's any significant difference between Component and VGA? thanks.

Are there any monitors, besides Benq monitors that offer HDMI port/s? Thanks all.

Was there ever any attention given to this monitor's refresh rate? It has a refresh rate of 16ms. Isn't that a poor refresh rate?

I had my camera handy when this happened. http://youtube.com/watch?v=3UrVxtIxfu4 So what's the deal? Should I be worried? It did this twice last night. I had to turn it off a few times in order to rectify the problem. Is this the infamous blackout?

First time poster, long time lurker :D Let me preface this post by saying that I'm basically a noob when it comes to displays, thus you may find my question/s noobie-like. Now then, on to my question: I really have no clear idea of what 1:1 pixel mapping does. I google'd 1:1 pixel mapping...