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I am using Westinghouse 1080p 37" that I bought for $800 from costco as both my xbox360 and PC monitor, it can do picture in picture, side by side etc. neweggs.com also has good deals on 1080p.
I have no idea what black bar you are talking about. May be it is not showed up on my 1080p.
well i have had 1 TV in mind....
ViewSonic N3235w 32 inch LCD HDTV for $679.99
Resolution-1360x768
Aspect Ratio- 16:9
HDTV ready-480 i... 480p 72p and 1080 i
im to lazy to type the rest take a look at it at costco.ca..... is it any good to get for games and widescreen
well i have had 1 TV in mind....
ViewSonic N3235w 32 inch LCD HDTV for $679.99
Resolution-1360x768
Aspect Ratio- 16:9
HDTV ready-480 i... 480p 72p and 1080 i
im to lazy to type the rest take a look at it at costco.ca..... is it any good to get for games and widescreen
tehpurepwner
its a good tv it depends if u have enough room between where u sit and where the tv is
I don't really know that anyone makes a 1080p TV smaller than a 37" but I could be wrong. One other thing to consider is that according to someone at Panasonic, the human eye can't tell the difference between 1080i and 1080p on anything smaller than a 50" TV. Myself, I just bought the Samsung 40" LNT 4061 1080p LCD tv and it looks unbelievable. Of course I only found out about the human eye thing after I bought it but who cares. I paid $1700 CDN for it and was worth every penny. Now I don't work for Samsung or Microsoft so forgive me if I'm wrong but I've heard from a few places that the newer Samsung LCD tvs were designed by Samsung with the Xbox 360 in mind in cooperation with MS. That being said, whenever Microsoft shows off a game to the public or has one on display you can try out, guess what....its playing on a Samsung. They just look that great.
Hope that all helps.
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