High resolutions on tvs...

[Philippine Mango]

Of the same size cost significantly less? Like if you wanted to get an LCD TV thats 17" it will be 1k at least but a 17" LCD is only 400 for ex. Also why is it that tvs with DVI inputs or component inputs that are 40in or 30in only do a max of 1080P? Can't they have TVs with a large size do resolutions like 2048X1536? I have a 72inch plasma at home and it doesn't look very good because of the low resolution picture of standard broadcast or HD..

 

[amol]

because the TV industry has SET resolutions . . . it wouldnt make sense to have 2048x1536, you'd still get 1080p

 

[Philippine Mango]

well you could use it to hook up to the computer/for UHD (ultra HD)

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
well you could use it to hook up to the computer/for UHD (ultra HD)

but then TV would look weird

also, i highly doubt that a lot of people use their TV as a computer monitor . . .

 

[Philippine Mango]

Well do they have a 30/40"+ monitor with high resolutions like that?

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
Well do they have a 30/40"+ monitor with high resolutions like that?

Eizo?

 

[amol]

OR you could buy a high resolution LCD monitor and connect a TV tuner to it