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LeeM

 posted on 23rd Dec 07 at 17:35

ah didnt know it was a joke, i take it it was regarding an extensive cs style argument about what the i stood for?


Russ

 posted on 23rd Dec 07 at 08:44

quote:
Originally posted by Deadude
no its interlaced.... and progressive wtf does intergrated stand for???
he knows... its a joke regarding another thread, sigh


Deadude

 posted on 22nd Dec 07 at 21:48

no its interlaced.... and progressive wtf does intergrated stand for???


John

 posted on 22nd Dec 07 at 01:24

It's integrated.


Steve

 posted on 21st Dec 07 at 23:58

thanks for clearing that up lee wee :o


John

 posted on 21st Dec 07 at 23:55

Vga is not better than hdmi.

The picture quality on dvi /hdmi is worth the 6 pixels you lose.


LeeM

 posted on 21st Dec 07 at 22:58

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
is that tv 1080 integrated?


its interlaced steve


Rob_Quads

 posted on 21st Dec 07 at 20:01

Most LCDs/Plasmas you can connect up to the computer. You can either use a normal VGA cable of if you have a DVI socket you can get a DVI-HDMI cable and connect it up to HDMI input if it has one.

Then you just need to find the resolution to run at - the maunal will show you what you can output to each input

You might find that VGA is better than HDMI. To get the best picture you want 1:1 pixel mapping. HDMI inputs will only allow 720/1080 signals where as VGA will often allow something like 1366/768 (which is often the actual pixel count of the LCD


John

 posted on 21st Dec 07 at 09:21

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
is that tv 1080 integrated?


Is that better than progressive mate?


Jas

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:57

It was just an example for now... im just looking to get a 26- 32inch for my room :)


Steve

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:47

is that tv 1080 integrated?


John

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:27

The tv will have one you can plug in yes.

Best option will be a dvi-hdmi cable, unless the tv has dvi.


andy1868

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:24

does your tv have vga input?


Jas

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:23

:boggle:

my pc has vga and dvi output?!


LeeM

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:18

you just plug your pc into the input in the back, i imagine it will hve a pc-in as most do now


Jas

 posted on 20th Dec 07 at 23:15

this one?

http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/store/cur_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0601357325.1198192225@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccekaddmkiemhgkcflgceggdhhmdfol.0&page=Product&fm=12&sm=0&tm=0&sku=590370&category_oid=-30633#financeSection:boggle: