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Interesting idea. Any recommendations?
by scdoshi 12y ago
Interesting idea. Any recommendations?
- buro9 12y agoI liked the idea too so just looked around, the NECs seem particularly good, for example: http://www.necdisplay.com/p/large--screen-displays/e464 http://www.necdisplay.com/p/large--screen-displays/e464 A 46" display, for $769, 1080p and 3 x HDMI inputs and all of the necessary sound inputs and outputs. Additionally it's relatively low-power and doesn't actually look bad. I can see me buying something like this in future, it fits with how I use TV anyway, feeding HDMI inputs into it and just considering it a display for other devices.
- flyinghamster 12y agoI like the commercial display idea as well. They probably could have saved some money by not bothering with a tuner, though. At least it isn't full of spy crap, and, being a commercial-grade display, ought to last a good long time. I have one of NEC's 24" monitors (one of the few 1920x1200 panels I could find on the shelf at the time I bought it - 16:10 FTW), and I love it. Aside from my preferred 16:10, the other thing I love about it is that it's matte instead of glossy. Glossy monitors, along with chiclet keyboards, have got to go.