Search results matching tag 'LCD'

1080p Conflict with new GTS 250 and old Vizio

nhoffman — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 05:22:31 GMT

Not Long ago I just rebuilt my entire computer and one of the things i got is a pure HD graphics card with hdmi output. I had to change my monitor from a 720i to a 1080p because the new gts only puts out progressive signal. The problem I am having is that every time i put 1920x1080 on my monitor in DMT format is crates a excellent image but it gets so big i only can see a total of 2 inches of my desktop .

When i mess around with some of the setting i can get it to fit the screen but it looks horrible. Atm im running 1808x1016 on DMT and its working but it has a 1:3 pixel ratio killing my smooth edges and its over the screen on the left and right by alot.

my vizio is a VA26L - it is the 1080p version, my problem is that i cant find any information about it at all. so I don't have any details. Not even powerstrip can read a feedback from the tv itself.

Thanks for helping my on this problem.

http://www.vizio.com/va26lhdtv10t.html (I don't think this is the same but its the closest i can get)

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testing data

runs over the 1336x768 native and will not accept that so its not native as noted.

If the pixel mapping hits 67.50khz it jumps to the quality but spans to big.

Help me with Newegg RMA (Defective Monitor)

crazykyle709 — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 22:26:18 GMT

Alright well on 12/26/2011 I bought the Asus VS247H-P Monitor and received it on 12/29/2011 I opened it on 12/30/2011 and unboxed it and got it all setup and connected it via hdmi to my computer and switched the input on the monitor to HDMI so It would notice it but it said no connection so I tried DVI and that worked fine, I got everything setup and played some games but I wanted to get the HDMI so I could hook up my xbox 360 and just have better quality picture with my computer via HDMI but It wouldn't work, I tried everything I could think of and worked on it for hours and can't figure it out! I tried out my xbox 360 via HDMI and the PS3 via HDMI and I tried different HDMI cables but nothing seemed to work so I have come to my conclusion that I believe the hdmi port on the monitor is broken so now I need to do a RMA with newegg.com

I still have all the original packaging and cords etc but how do I send it back and how long should it take? Is there anything I can do to make it faster? And to make sure I don't get a defective one again? Will I have to pay for shipping the item back to Newegg? When I bought the Item it said free shipping and it still says free shipping but I don't think that will be the case If I'm shipping the item to Newegg

Newegg Video Tutorial: HDTV Technology Guide

wyldstallyn — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:08:10 GMT

Newegg Tutorial: HDTV Technology Guide

Product Link:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889252090&&cm_mmc=SNC-EggXpert-_-na-_-na_-_na

It's time to answer some questions about High Definition Television! In today's video, Paul gives us a short tutorial on HDTV Technology, touching on the types of panels that are available and giving tips on selecting the right TV for your home.

Confused about the difference between LCD and LED? Want the right high-definition connectino for your media box? If you're looking for the perfect centerpiece for your home theater, make sure you watch this video first!

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- Credits -
Editing & Special Effects: Lam
Camera, Lighting & Sound: Lam
Writing, "Acting", Ad-libbing: Paul

See more videos on Newegg's YouTube Channel!

Re: TFT LCD Panel Manufacturers - Which is "better?"

besonen — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 01:08:46 GMT

XtremeRevolution:
Fact: Samsung and LG make the best TFT LCD panels on the consumer market.
Fact: Samsung, LG, and Hanns-G make their own TFT LCD panels

Fact: In most cases, HP, Dell, and Gateway do *not* make their own TFT LCD panels.

what about NEC? do they make their own LCD panels?

i pretty much buy only NEC for my clients and the quality seems consistently excellent.

thanks,

david

World's 1st 21.5" Full HD LCD

cldnails — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 18:46:00 GMT

BenQ has developed and produced the world's very first 21.5" Full HD LCD.

“With the introduction of the world’s first 21.5” Full HD 16:9 LCD, BenQ is clearly poised to bring HD splendor beyond just TV,” said Peter Chen, General Manager of BenQ Technology Product Center. “Our upcoming Full HD lineup in sleek LCD form makes 1080p viewing luxury a convenient possibility for all aspects of daily life, reaffirming our core competency in display innovation and our relentless pursuit of bringing enjoyment and quality to life through seamless merging of work and play.”

Check out the official full press release Here.

Hello all, My first blog, New direction in life

dawgplays — Sun, 13 May 2007 11:40:00 GMT

I'm new at all this computer and internet stuff, even though I have been in the Computer Hardware Industry for 20+ years. PCB Desiger by trade. Worked on Unix Mainframes thru PC's. Used almost all OS's with the exception of MAC. Looking at the possibility of working for myself. Trying to decide what to do with the "Rest of my life". Currently un-employed, so my options are wide open. I'm a hard worker, and learn best, hands on. Residing in the NorthBay area of California, and prefer not to move.

So, if there is anyone that is in the need of extra reliable, trainable help, hit me up