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I am wondering about using it as a PC monitor. Would mostly be used for media and internet… no gaming whatsoever. Would that contrast ratio and response time be a problem?
@harthagan There's a reason why most people wouldn't use LCD TVs as a PC monitor. The LCD TV resolution is absolutely terrible if used at close distance. It would look very grainy and pixilated, especially at close distance (1 feet) surfing the web all day. I learnt that from a personal (and painful) experience. It hurt my eyes from the very first day of use.
A 24" LCD monitor with a resolution of 1920 x 1080p will always look bettern than a 32" LCD TV with a resolution of 1920 x 1080p when surfing the web at close distance. Although they both have the same resolution, the 24" LCD monitor compacts the same amount of pixels on a smaller area, whilst the 32" LCD TV spreads out the same number of pixels over a much larger area.
If a 32" LCD TV would double its number of pixels, then maybe the 32" LCD would look indistinguishable to the look of a 24" LCD monitor at the same distance.
There is a reason why a 32" LCD monitor is 3 times more expensive than a 32" LCD TV…because the LCD monitor has more pixels in it, hence less grainy and easier to surf the web all day at close distance!!!
Resolution is no problem for me. Ive used a 42" LCD b4 and it was perfect. My only concerns are the contrast ratio and the response time.
Anyone got any reviews/opinions about the PQ of this TV? Thanks