"JackpipE" <pipe.jack@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> My company wants me to get 40" or larger lcd tv for our conference
> room to serve as computer monitor for presentations. Can someone
> suggest lcd + video card for pc that would work well. Price range up
> to $2000.
>
> Thanks,
> JP
Just about any video card will be okay, I was using a ~7 year old ATI 7500
for a long time, with the DVI output set at 1920x1200p. No problems.
Use DVI/HDMI, [not VGA]. VGA is usually noisy by comparison, which will
show up in finely detailed images.
Make sure you match the output resolution to the LCDs, and turn the LCDs
sharpness control down. Then, download "powerstrip" and use the nifty
on-screen contrast/brightness controls.
And this might help too:
http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/
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