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Wii on a computer LCD?
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I've been googling for awhile now and all I come across is 1–2 year-old information, and even then, not definitive.
I'm looking to purchase a new monitor to be used both as a second monitor and the occasional entertainment device (I don't care to purchase a TV right now).
Does anyone know the best way to go?
A 24" LCD would seem to fit the task, but what brand? I know some don't support 1:1 pixel mapping, thus distorting 16:9 to 16:10.
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Yeah, I'm in the market for a brand new monitor, so I'm looking for one that includes component (and other inputs, if possible).
The Samsung SyncMaster 245T seems to be the best, for now:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...pr_product_top
I shouldn't have an issue with a MacBook, should I?
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No, it will work fine with a MacBook.
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