32" 1080p HDTV - good for computing?

[ChronoDetector]

I'm seriously considering buying a 32" HDTV with a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 which sounds good enough for me, but before I actually make my purchase, is a 32" at that resolution good for computing and is there anything I need to know that might make me change my decision?

I mainly do general internet browsing and gaming. Any opinions?

 

[edifyingkarma]

I got exciteded when I saw this post!

I bought a Sharp Aquos LC32GP3U (not to be mistaken with the GP1U) back in march and I have not found a single thing to complain about this entire time. Text looks exactly how it should and there are no issues with blurry colored texts or images. But surfing the internet doesnt do this thing justice.

Assuming you have a decent ranged system (can run games at 1920x1080), you can rest assured that the gaming capabilities of this HDTV monitor are absolutely impressive.
COD4 , Mass Effect, Bioshock, Warhead are vibrant and well saturated in color. The sharpness is supurb without being very taxing to this system (unlike a 30in monitor the runs 2560x1600). I absolutely fuggin love this thing. It is one of the best, if not the best 1080p 32in ive ever used or seen.

So make the jump, and I would heavily lean toward the Aquos GP3U if it is in your price range.