tech nerds

[kenika65]

clearly get an HD tv

[Jesse30]

you can get a 52" 1080p for 400 bucks man..

got mine down in city of industry :D

[delfin]

get this!

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Touch-...9043807&sr=8-2

I have that monitor for my computer it's the SHIT.

[blunttech]

get this!

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Touch-...9043807&sr=8-2

but that has no tuner in it at all right?

[blunttech]

you can get a 52" 1080p for 400 bucks man..

got mine down in city of industry :D

dude hes in new orleans doing an internship at a restaurant. he will be heading back to gods country soon and doesnt want something huge to move. he requested something small.

[Optimator]

Yes, the T220HD has a built-in tuner.

http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=computersperipherals&type=monitors&subtype=lcd&model_cd=LS22TDNSUV/ZA

[e30frosh]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16889102210
Seems decent.

[Jon325i]

check newegg.com as well.

Yep - good source. I've purchased a couple computer items from them. Great vendor.

Jon

[clavinZERO]

cocstco.com if you are a member and newegg.com are the shit. Can't go wrong with Samsung typically.

[Nicademus]

Stupidprices is good, if they have that in your area?

[george graves]

Samsung is the new Sony oddly enough. I use to think of Samsung as a maker of a toaster oven. Not anymore.

[daniel]

but that has no tuner in it at all right?

it does have a built in tuner, hence the hdtv/monitor name. it's great, you can use it for basically anything.

[kylebes1]

I have seen the 22" Samsung touch of color, they are beautiful and the real world image refresh is imperceptible. I may buy one at the beginning of the year.

[nando]

Just a suggestion - you can get a 22-24" monitor for around the same price, that does 1080p. look at the dell 2407wfp (model number may have been updated since I bought mine). I think the new one does HDMI as well as DVI, and does 1080p. awesome quality, no ghosting, lots of I/O.

I guess it doesn't have a TV tuner but I haven't had the desire to pay $60 a month for shitty cable in so long it doesn't matter to me. mine is used mostly for DVD and divix/xvid video (DVD player does both) and the occasional Wii session with the wife. If I want high def I play h.624 and *.mkv videos from my HTPC with a 1tb drive I just got.. :D

[nando]

Unless he's going to be watching Blu-Ray on it, that won't matter. No matter what either of the satellite providers claim, or whatever your local digital cable provider claims, none of them broadcast in true 1080i or p. Blu-Ray is currently the only true HD 1080p source.

My 50" Samsung DLP is 720p, and it looks just as good, if not better, even on HD cable channels as my friend's 1080p plasma Pioneer.

that, and cable/sattelite TV is super-over-compressed. It looks like ass, I don't care if it's 1080p or 720p, all I see are high-def artifacts.