I.R. Hogan

Yeah thats right .. everyone dies now.. If I cant see you on this baby then I need an Eye transplant. I pick this up Friday night. Check it out

Model Brand Westinghouse
Model LTV-32W3
Cabinet Color Black
Display Screen Size 32"
Recommended Resolution 1366 x 768
Panel TFT LCD
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Viewing Angle 176°(H) / 176°(V)
Display Colors 16.7 Million
Contrast Ratio 1000:1
Response Time 8ms
Connectivity
Input Video Compatibility PC Input: Analog RGB
Color systems: NTSC
TV Tuner: 1 Cable-ready NTSC / HDTV ATSC/Clear QAM
HDTV: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
PC: 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 768, 1366 x 768
HDTV Capability HDTV Tuner Inside
Connectors 1 Composite Video In, 1 S-Video In, 2 YPbPr In, 1 DVI-HDCP In, 1 HDMI-HDCP In, 1 VGA In, 1 VGA Audio In (mini), 5 Dual RCA Audio In, 1 RJ45 for Service, 1 Tuner (RF) In, 1 Power In, 1 Dual RCA Audio Out, 1 Digital Audio Output
HDCP Ready Yes
HDMI Yes
Convenience
Built in Speakers 2-10 watt speakers
Features Video Processing: PIP, Digital 3D Comb, Motion adaptive De-Interlacing, MTS/SAP, V-Chip, Closed Caption & EPG
Color Gamut: 75% NTSC
Dimensions
Dimensions (W×H×D) 24.2" x 32.3" x 8.1" (with Base)
22.5" x 32.3" x 4.4" (w/o Base)
Weight 34.2 lbs (with Base)
29.7 lbs (w/o Base)

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Zephyr

That is a VERY nice purchase. Hope it doesn't have high ghosting though :O some nice monitors I know have a huge problem with that.
-Zephyr

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section-8

mind if i ask how much?


also:

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Apophis

Based on those specs, it seems to only support relatively low resolutions. You might want to consider that! I have dual 19" LCDs and run them both in 1280x1024, but it looks like your max res on that 32" is 1366 x 768. About the same as 1024x768 + the additional space due to the aspect ratio.

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Rookie420

I have a 23inch and its plenty!! I would seriously take into consideration Apophis's comment on resolution, you don't wanna spend that kind of money thewn to get not all out of it that you would like to get!

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Apophis

It seems as though that product is designed more as a television than anything else, with rudimentary computer display capabilities. My big widescreen HDTV does the same thing. I can pump a VGA signal into it, but my resolution is severely limited using it as a PC display.

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Ben

Size does not matter......right? anyone???

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freekyE

I gotta side with Apo here. You will want that boost in resolution eventually.
If size was all that mattered wed all have projectors.....right? Though I do love a big tv (60" Panasonic LCD )

But hey, if youre happy with it Hogan then great. Everyone to his own.

Itchyy

This is my monitor:
Model Name: SyncMaster 931C-Black
Model Number: 931C
Panel Type: a-si TFT/TN
Viewable Size: 19"
Pixel Pitch: 0.294mm
Brightness (Typical): 250 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio (Typical): 2000:1 Dynamic
Viewing Angle (H/V, Typical): 160°/160° (CR>5)
Aspect Ratio: 5:4
Interface: Analog/Digital
Response Time (Typical): 2ms (G to G)
Native Resolution: 1280x1024
Max Colors: 16.2 Million
Input Video Signal: Analog RGB, DVI Digital Link, TMDS
Sync Type: Separate H/V, Composite H/V, SOG
Input Connectors: 15-Pin D-Sub, DVI-D
Max Power Consumption: 38 Watts
Wall-Mount Interface: VESA 75mm
Emission Std.: TCO ’99
Bezel Color: High-gloss black
Net Dimensions: 16.6"(W) x 16.8"(H) x 8.6"(D) (with stand)
Weight: 12.1 Lbs
Special Features: Super CCFL backlight (97% color gamut), PrintViewer, Safe Mode (down-scaling in UXGA)
Magic Technologies: MagicTune™ with asset management, MagicBright 3™, MagicSpeed™, MagicContrast™

War.mongeR1

Hehe, doesn't matter anyway Hogan, cuz you kill me everytime with whatever you currently have. But 32"?! That's gonna be quite an experience. What's next for you? IMAX?

I may only have a 19" CRT Viewsonic, but I'm rockin the 1600 X 1200 Rez with all my CS Settings maxxed out.

I.R. Hogan

Well you all can talk it down but I have it and it is phenomenal no ghosting what so ever and for the money .. just awesome.. didnt spend that much at all. And For what its worth I need the larger screen <old man going blind> Ive tried the multiple display route didnt work for me.

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War.mongeR1

So not fair. My house's main television is only 27". So even your pc monitor is bigger than my tv.

Vodkatonic

What's ghosting, and how do you know if a monitor will have it?

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Quest Shady

Basic Answer:
Ghosting is when the previous image displayed on the screen can still be seen for moments after the image has changed. For instance, in any first person shooter style game, if you look around quickly, a hazy after image of walls etc will trail the actual image on the screen. The image below shows that effect.

And Hogan the new monitor seemed to help you make our heads bigger... Saw a few rounds where you head shot a few people in a row and we didn't even see you...LOL!

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