I recently bought this monitor that has a HDMI 1080P input. I have been playing my Playstation 3 on it and although the screen is only 22 inches it is a nice affordable option for people who can't afford the 1080P televisions right now. This is only a good option if gaming is your main concern. It does not have a tv tuner card so you can not watch HD tv on it out of the box. However even after buying all the necessary electronics to watch HD tv on it, it will still be way cheaper than a good HD television. I have provided the link below in case any one else is interested. I can not stress enough that even though at screen sizes lower than 40 inches the benefits of 1080P vs 780P are generally lost, Blu-ray movies on this screen still look good. Just let me know if you have any more questions. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824112005
I own this monitor as well. It gets triple duty having my PC, PS3, and 360 attached to it. It's a great monitor. I sometimes have viewing angle issues but that's mainly due to my layout. Well worth the money.
[QUOTE="ARGSBaller26"]I recently bought this monitor that has a HDMI 1080P input. I have been playing my Playstation 3 on it and although the screen is only 22 inches it is a nice affordable option for people who can't afford the 1080P televisions right now. This is only a good option if gaming is your main concern. It does not have a tv tuner card so you can not watch HD tv on it out of the box. However even after buying all the necessary electronics to watch HD tv on it, it will still be way cheaper than a good HD television. I have provided the link below in case any one else is interested. I can not stress enough that even though at screen sizes lower than 40 inches the benefits of 1080P vs 780P are generally lost, Blu-ray movies on this screen still look good. Just let me know if you have any more questions. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824112005 Somehow, I don't think a 22-inch monitor will replace a 50" 1080p HDTV for anyone but teenagers who can only game in their bedroom.
1080p is kinda useless on a 22" screen. The difference between 1080p and 720p on such a screen is trivial. Not even worth trying to get something like that. Might as well save that money for a little longer to double it. Have 600-700 in hand and u can get a 40" TV. I'm pretty sure I saw a 40" Vizio 1080p for 699.99
yeh I guess this monitor is decent for kids who still work at Best Buy and get paid minimum wage... i don't think there is anything better cept an HDTV
1080p is kinda useless on a 22" screen. The difference between 1080p and 720p on such a screen is trivial. Not even worth trying to get something like that. Might as well save that money for a little longer to double it. Have 600-700 in hand and u can get a 40" TV. I'm pretty sure I saw a 40" Vizio 1080p for 699.99SirRaven
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