Aces High Eyefinity 5760x1080 U2311H TrackIR

[icor1031]

lol!

You still have a DIN 5 keyboard?!

[Silent6]

I wont do the multi monitor setup until the monitors with no bezels come down in price........ I forgot where I saw them but they were crazy money..... I think they were about 14k a piece.

[Silent6]

Here they are....... http://seamlessdisplay.com/products_radius320.htm

[Sid]

lol!

You still have a DIN 5 keyboard?!

Yep, The only bit I've never felt the need to upgrade. 

I wont do the multi monitor setup until the monitors with no bezels come down in price........ I forgot where I saw them but they were crazy money..... I think they were about 14k a piece.

After 5 minutes you don't even notice the bezels.

[Silent6]

yea that maybe the case but I am way to particular...... I do envy those setups tho... I will just have to see how I like my 46" TV as a monitor.

[M0nkey_Man]

nice

[icor1031]

yea that maybe the case but I am way to particular...... I do envy those setups tho... I will just have to see how I like my 46" TV as a monitor.

One that big is going to have screen-door effect. On bright areas, you will see dark lines in between.
Text will not be very sharp, and will strain your eyes. These are because of the pixel pitch - the blank area in between each pixel, is very large on a TV this size.

Many or most TVs use *VA panels.
They have very bad ghosting/motion blur. Again, straining to the eyes trying to focus on a scene that's blurred.

Lastly, most have high input delay. A mouse on your TN monitor may move 4 frames before it moves 1 on your TV.

[Masherbrum]

Beretta 90-two (not 92).

I think the other video has the holster too.

Nice paper weight. 

[Slash27]

In your profile, the city is shown.  Not much of a reach, after that as "ebfd" pretty much had to be an acronym.

If not for the town listed in your profile, I would have guessed "Extremely Bad Flying Dude".

[Krusty]

For eyefinity you need all monitors to have the same resolution, right? You can't mix and match center larger than sides?

[SectorNine50]

For eyefinity you need all monitors to have the same resolution, right? You can't mix and match center larger than sides?

I think you need the vertical resolution to be the same, the horizontals can be different.

[ebfd11]

In your profile, the city is shown.  Not much of a reach, after that as "ebfd" pretty much had to be an acronym.

If not for the town listed in your profile, I would have guessed "Extremely Bad Flying Dude".

LOL Skuzzy why do you think I have the handle of LawnDart, guess what i do alot???

[Silent6]

One that big is going to have screen-door effect. On bright areas, you will see dark lines in between.
Text will not be very sharp, and will strain your eyes. These are because of the pixel pitch - the blank area in between each pixel, is very large on a TV this size.

Many or most TVs use *VA panels.
They have very bad ghosting/motion blur. Again, straining to the eyes trying to focus on a scene that's blurred.

Lastly, most have high input delay. A mouse on your TN monitor may move 4 frames before it moves 1 on your TV.

We will have to see! I once took my laptop and hooked it up to my TV and things looked fine. The only thing i never liked was the size of the tv and the fact that the laptop had to be nearby and its screen was still on as well. I never saw any ghosting with the mouse and if its a few frames off how are you going to be able to tell anyway? They move at 60 plus frames a second.

[Silent6]

Hey I just googled my set and heres the specs.....




   
   
      
   
Samsung LN52A750 52 inch Series 7 LCD 1080p HDTV (120Hz)
Samsung LN-52A750 52 inch Series 7 LCD 1080p HDTV (120Hz)

   Sku #    :    LN52A750
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   Mfg. Part #    :    LN52A750
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$1,499.00
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$1,099.00
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Product Detail
Add a Touch of Color to your entertainment experience with the LN52A750 HDTV. An innovative, new design only from SAMSUNG, TOC is sure make a statement in your home. InfoLink RSS is another new feature that lets you access news, weather, sports and stock information at the simple touch of a button. And Auto Motion Plus 120Hz creates an amazingly clear picture you have to see to believe. Satisfy your craving for the latest in HD technology with the SAMSUNG LN52A750 LCD TV.

Features:

touch of color
Make a statement with SAMSUNG's new Touch of Color design. It features a hint of red tone naturally blended into the traditional piano black frame. Transforming our already stylish TVs into a work of art, it truly is unlike anything you've ever seen.

auto motion plus 120Hz
Your action-packed sports and movies have never looked this real. Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology virtually eliminates any motion blur and creates smooth transitions between frames. What's the secret? Auto Motion Plus calculates the image between frames and inserts it, creating a non-repetitive transition from one to the next. The result is a clearer picture you have to see to believe.

ultra clear panel
With SAMSUNG's Ultra Clear Panel colors are more vibrant than ever before. The brighter, clearer picture will definitely amaze you. Tired of annoying glare getting in the way of your movie-watching? Our ultra clear panel technology enhances contrast and reduces reflection so you can enjoy an overall outstanding viewing experience.

ENERGY STAR compliant
By being ENERGY STAR compliant you are assured that your SAMSUNG model is helping the environment by using less energy while saving you money. ENERGY STAR is a joint program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy promoting energy efficiency.

pre-loaded Content Library
Enjoy pre-loaded high definition content, such as cooking recipes, fitness exercises, educational games for children and even a photo gallery.

DLNA
Welcome to the era of 21st-century television! SAMSUNG's added a new level of functionality to its HDTVs with DLNA CERTIFIED connectivity. Now, your compatible Samsung HDTV can remotely access your PC's personal media so that you can download music, video, and photos and enjoy them anywhere in your home where your TV is, using the same remote control as your TV.

instant access to news and more
With just a push of a button you can access news, weather, sports and stock information. The InfoLink RSS feature gathers up-to-the-minute content from USA Today and displays it on your screen. Now you can always stay connected while watching TV anywhere in your home.

ultimate picture quality
Full HD (1080p) contains 1.5 times more scanning lines than conventional HD TVs. That means more pixels, more details and a better picture. A resolution that is approximately twice as much as conventional HD TVs, creates the most perfect picture imaginable.

Specifications:

    * Screen size: 52" / 1920 x 1080p resolution
    * Aspect ratio: Widescreen 16:9
    * Viewing angle: 178° x 178°
    * Progressive features: 1080p progressive scanning
    * Best video inputs: 4 HDMI inputs
    * Other inputs: 2 component video / 1 S-video / 2 A/V / 1 PC / 1 Wiselink USB 2.0 port / 2 RF antenna inputs / headphone jack
    * Audio enhancements: SRS TruSurround TX&trade
    * Built-in speakers: Dual 10W down-firing speakers / Integrated woofer
    * Mounting options: Auto wall mount compatible / Tabletop stand
    * Remote control: Wheel key remote control
    * Cold Cathode Fluorescent lamp
    * 50,000:1 contrast ratio / 500nit brightness
    * Auto Motion Plus 120Hz frame-rate conversion / Ultra clear panel
    * DNLA compliant
    * Digital Contents Management
    * ToC Transparent and Opaque Color process
    * Wide Color enhancer
    * Infolink&trade
    * Built-in digital ATSC/Clear QAM tuner
    * 4ms response time
    * Entertainment mode
    * Picture-in-Picture
    * Smart user interface
    * DNIe&trade Digital Natural Image engine
    * Stereo broadcast reception with 181-channel capacity
    * Sound leveler
    * V-Chip system
    * Trilingual on-screen displays: English / Spanish / French
    * HDMI-CEC
    * American NSTC standard color
    * Dimensions: 31.7" H x 52.0" W x 4.2" D / 33.9" H x 52.0" W x 13.3" D, with stand
    * Weight: 66.4 lbs / 80.7 lbs, with stand



Do you think this set will have any issues with distortion or ghosting? I hope it doesnt........

[SectorNine50]

One of the biggest things you are going to notice when running anything computer related is the relative resolution.

You can have as big of a screen as you want, but the pixels per inch is really going to be what makes a picture look great.  Since TV's only go to 1080p (Which I think is 1920x1080), the added size doesn't really mean better picture quality over a 23" monitor at the same resolution.  Generally, bigger screens are used when things are further away, and there is some sort of optimal distance to size ratio that home theater set-ups have.

http://myhometheater.homestead.com/viewingdistancecalculator.html

The 120Hz refresh rate should help keep motion blur down on that TV, though.