LCDtv for Pc....19" or 23"?

[Danzla]

LCDtv for Pc....19" , 23" or 26"????

what should i get the Samsung 23" LE23R71BX HD Ready Widescreen LCD TV.

Or the Samsung 19" LE19R71WX/XEU LCD TV (White)

or Samsung 26" LE26R72BX HD Ready LCD TV???


Just wondering what one will look better for games/photo imaging/general multimedia? will be playing pc games such as World of warcraft etc...

will the 26" be too big for use as pc?


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[Ben]

what should i get the Samsung 23" LE23R71BX HD Ready Widescreen LCD TV.

Or the Samsung 19" LE19R71WX/XEU LCD TV (White)

19" isnt HD ready. both do same resolutions.
Just wondering what one will look better for games/photo imaging/general multimedia?

would the 19" look better simply becuase it isnt as stretched?


ty

Don't see why the 19" isn't HD Ready?! it supports 1366x768 and a HDMI interface.

Also I'm using the 26" LE26R41B, and image stretching isn't an issue.

 

[Goatboy]

If the specs I'm looking at are accurate the 19" is definitely HD Ready, I have a Samsung 940MW which doesn't have an HD Ready tag but definitely is

 

[Danzla]

Don't see why the 19" isn't HD Ready?! it supports 1366x768 and a HDMI interface.

Also I'm using the 26" LE26R41B, and image stretching isn't an issue.

so what would u recomened the 23" or a 26" to be used for general multimedia, image manipulation, 360 gaming, and pc gaming?

 

[Ben]

so what would u recomened the 23" or a 26" to be used for general multimedia, image manipulation, 360 gaming, and pc gaming?

26" no contest really if you have the money for it, especially since the only real difference is the extra 3 inches.

In some ways I wish I went for the 32", but I keep convincing myself, that although it'd be great for the multimedia content, it would just be too large as a PC screen at 1360x768 (if it was 32" @ 1920x1080 then it probably would have sold me on that).

However if you do a lot of graphics work, or development, then the resolution really is too small for that. (but with me not doing much of either, I don't mind! )

 

[Danzla]

26" no contest really if you have the money for it, especially since the only real difference is the extra 3 inches.

In some ways I wish I went for the 32", but I keep convincing myself, that although it'd be great for the multimedia content, it would just be too large as a PC screen at 1360x768 (if it was 32" @ 1920x1080 then it probably would have sold me on that).

However if you do a lot of graphics work, or development, then the resolution really is too small for that. (but with me not doing much of either, I don't mind! )

ok so what do you think to the Samsung 26" LE26R72BX HD Ready LCD TV?

will pc games look wried on this?
i us adobe photoshop a lot, so more room will beb good. will the res of 1360x768 be ok for such a large screen.? or should i settle for a smaller screen so it doesny burn my eyes out?