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should I buy a TV or PC Monitor
markfj
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Hi all
well looking at getting a new TV as I currently have a TV and PC in the same room, I really want to get either a Digitial HD ready tv with PC input, but then seen monitors that have digital tv in them too
so which one is better, any ideas? I would need it to connect to an xbox 360 too, if that makes a difference at all?
cheers
well looking at getting a new TV as I currently have a TV and PC in the same room, I really want to get either a Digitial HD ready tv with PC input, but then seen monitors that have digital tv in them too
so which one is better, any ideas? I would need it to connect to an xbox 360 too, if that makes a difference at all?
cheers
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It would depend on what size your thinking about ,if your looking at 24" or bigger a t.v would be far cheaper than a monitor.
I just got a Samsung syncmaster 2343 monitor for £140 it`s 23" and the resolution is better than full hd.
It`s hard to answer if you don`t have a size or price in mind.0 -
Hi
thanks for the reply, I was actually looking at around 22-24inch, as thats they size TV I was looking at.
Basically, I just want a TV/Pc monitor that can connect to my xbox, through HDMI, as I can use my pc as a dvd player etc too and saves on having a TV and monitor.
Price wise, looking for the cheaper deal really, if its cheaper just to but a TV I will get a TV and same the other way round0 -
for this size it is better to get Samsung monitor so the clarity will be good and better price than TV.0
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thanks for that info, might just do that
Obv I want one with a Digital TV tuner then, anyone got any recommendations?
cheers again0 -
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i recommend go for the tv its a bit more expensive but it is more economical in the long run0
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