Quick LCD Monitor question

If any of you have/are using a monitor how does it look. I've heard sometimes the picture will stretch. Will this be the case on the one listed?What size/resolution is recommened. I know i'd like atleast 20 in'. But as far a resolution im clueless.

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11189008&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=%E2%8C%A9=en-US

There it is. I was having trouble with the link. What resolution do I need for the image not to stretch?superdante00

Hows the specs on this one? It has an HDMI port so I wouldn't need to use a converter. But as far as contrast ratio and response time how is it?

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?whse=BC&topnav=&prodid=11169064&ec=BC-EC13164-ProdID11202025&pos=0F&lang=en-US

You are not an expert on the subject apparently. 22"s are 1680x1050, which is much smaller than 1920x1080 of 1080p. Only 24"s (and Apple's 23) have a high enough resolution for 1080p. The black bars feature you're referring to is 1:1 pixel mapping or aspect display mode. I covered a lot of that here:

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=25691554

ok, i've done alot of searching. and theres alot of variables in buying a monitor for use with the PS3. Like does the monitor have to be HDCP compliant for me to play games. i could care less about watching movies. Also will i be able to just connect the PS3 straight to the monitor no computer?

If some one could just point me out at a monitor that I can use with my PS3, worry free, garaunteed to work, no stretching, 720p at the minimum that'd be soooo much easier.

You didn't read the link in my post, did you? It has to be HDCP compliant even for games. You're also connecting directly to the monitor, so a computer isn't involved unless you use it for sound. You can also not use a computer for sound, there're other ways, explained in the link.

The Dell 2007WFP has DVI-D that's HDCP compliant, greater resolution than 720p, has 1:1 pixel mapping, and is a great monitor. The no stretching requirement limits your options a lot.