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Gigabyte have a 48" 'monitor' now (an LG panel with Displayport 1.4 and no smart features)
by echlebek 5y ago
Gigabyte have a 48" 'monitor' now (an LG panel with Displayport 1.4 and no smart features)
- kelnos 5y agoDoes it come with a remote control? I expect most panels sold as "monitors" don't.
- fulafel 5y agoDon't most things you'd want to use this with come with remote control mechanisms? Chromecast, Apple TV, whatever you run on your raspberry pi, etc.
- pmontra 5y agoYes, but TVs and monitors have different purposes and it shows. A quick summary at https://thewiredshopper.com/tv-vs-monitor/ https://thewiredshopper.com/tv-vs-monitor/
- Beldin 5y agoTL;DR: - If you want a certain display tech (qled, oled, ...), you don't need this guide. - otherwise: there is no difference. pick whatever screen has the size and ports you care about. I expected something like distance (several m for tv, .5m for monitor), but that goes unmentioned. I guess size+resolution already cover this.