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want to buy new LCD TV
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i am moving into a new apt in the next few weeks and want to get a TV to work well on my macpro/macbook as a main monitor as well as for cable/xbox/TV. price is an issue, but just show me whats out there cause i dont know what to get. need to start somewhere. thanks.
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Apple is half right. Most lcd tvs are not made for that purpose. There are a number of computer monitors on the market with HDMI and component cable connectors that will connect to cable digital boxes and with dvi connectors that will connect to a mac digital output. I am using a BenQ FP241W Z monitor right now with those capabilities. sam
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Yeah that is true when i connect my macbook the quality its actually pretty good but it chops off the menu bar and part of the dock..... but check out front row on a big TV.... awesome!!!
For a 22" monitor id get the new samsung one... it gets good reviews
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Canon 5DII | EF 24-105mm IS USM | EF 100-400mm L IS USM | 50mm 1.8mkII
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The Dell 2007WFP is a legend monitor, i've got one myself, amazed with it.
cant recommend it enough, it is actually really good. Can hook up xbox 360 via VGA, mac through DVI, ps2 through s-video, whatever through composite, i tried ps2 through it although quality was fairly shocking.
dont quite know how youre going to get TV through it though, although im sure its doable.
Picture quality is amazing, bright ambient screen, sleek design, really good overall.
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Originally Posted by edge.it
Don't think you can run 2 monitors on a MacBook ... mac pro will do obviously!!
2 monitors gives you more 'screen estate' at the compromise of having a bezel in the centre of your work area. Personally id rather have 1 24" monitor than 2 20" monitors... its really down to how you intend to use the screens!!?! 2 screens works well for audio as you can have mixer on one screen and recording tracks on the other, i'm sure there are similar advantages in video authoring.
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Canon 5DII | EF 24-105mm IS USM | EF 100-400mm L IS USM | 50mm 1.8mkII
iMac | Mac Mini | 42" Panasonic LED HDTV | PS3
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