Samsung 1080p LCD TVs Overview: Sanyo DP46848 46" Class Full-HD 1080p LCD HDTV with Digital Tuner Reviews

Sanyo DP46848 46″ Class Full-HD 1080p LCD HDTV with Digital Tuner

DP46848ARB 46″HD LCD TV,1920x1080Res,2k:1Contr,6.5ms.Resp,3-HDMI,2-Comp,1-S-Video

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Question by tim26_austin: Can I use a 1080p lcd hdtv as a pc monitor picture-quality wise?
I know that I can plug it in. But what about using say a 40″ 1080p lcd hdtv as a montitor? Would it look as crisp as the 24″ viewsonic I have now? Should I stick with lcd’s that are MADE to be pc monitors?
Thanks!

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Answer by cnewman402
Yes, I have done it many times and it looks great.

Add-in: Televisions DO NOT have the refresh rate of monitors. You will notice SOME downgrade, but with the draw of the LCD monitors, your not missing much. It also depends on your video card capabilities AND you televisions graphics chip set.

Honestly I’m sure you will enjoy it.

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