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<blockquote data-quote="inactive" data-source="post: 2271883" data-attributes="member: 7488"><p>A TV will run 720 or 1080 HDTV, which is basically the effective viewable quality you get with the streaming services anyway. Really no NEED to get a dedicated large monitor if it is being used as a TV. A true computer monitor get you more real estate for other applications (like your desktop, web browser, etc) but full HDTV is only 1080 which is really quite small by display standards. </p><p></p><p>ETA: Just make sure your streaming device has an HDMI out to work with the TV's HDMI in. In fact many monitors these days are using HDMI instead of the typical DVI cables (that began replacing VGA 10-15 years ago).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="inactive, post: 2271883, member: 7488"] A TV will run 720 or 1080 HDTV, which is basically the effective viewable quality you get with the streaming services anyway. Really no NEED to get a dedicated large monitor if it is being used as a TV. A true computer monitor get you more real estate for other applications (like your desktop, web browser, etc) but full HDTV is only 1080 which is really quite small by display standards. ETA: Just make sure your streaming device has an HDMI out to work with the TV's HDMI in. In fact many monitors these days are using HDMI instead of the typical DVI cables (that began replacing VGA 10-15 years ago). [/QUOTE]
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