Hi 
I jsut ordered the above TV to use with my Home Theater PC (HDMI output). I would mainly like to use it to watch videos and occasionally as my monitor with windows MCE2005.
The problem is i bought it without much research (it was a good deal).
The thing is, I just found out that altough its a 1366x1024 panel it will not accept its own resolution as input, leaving me to use 720p and let the set handle handle the scaling. I suspect this will make it very poor for use as a monitor.
So now I'm wondering if I should upgrade to a 1080p model since those accept their own panel resolution as input. I can go to a 42" 1080p model for 400Euros more, or to a 47" for 700 EURO. Its a bit of overkill for me though, since I only have SD sources and don't expect HD for a good couple of years at least.
To be clear, I don't expect to be writing text on it, just to use the MCE interface and look at photos so I may be exagerating. Any advice? Any hooked up a 1366x768 set with a PC at 720p and got any decent results?
Your advice will be appreciated
I jsut ordered the above TV to use with my Home Theater PC (HDMI output). I would mainly like to use it to watch videos and occasionally as my monitor with windows MCE2005.
The problem is i bought it without much research (it was a good deal).
The thing is, I just found out that altough its a 1366x1024 panel it will not accept its own resolution as input, leaving me to use 720p and let the set handle handle the scaling. I suspect this will make it very poor for use as a monitor.
So now I'm wondering if I should upgrade to a 1080p model since those accept their own panel resolution as input. I can go to a 42" 1080p model for 400Euros more, or to a 47" for 700 EURO. Its a bit of overkill for me though, since I only have SD sources and don't expect HD for a good couple of years at least.
To be clear, I don't expect to be writing text on it, just to use the MCE interface and look at photos so I may be exagerating. Any advice? Any hooked up a 1366x768 set with a PC at 720p and got any decent results?
Your advice will be appreciated