compatable with th-37px60u?
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For anyone asking specifics on a model, please check the weight and size of your TV. Your 37in TV is definitely small and light enough. As long as it has 4 holes for mounting bolts in the back, which from the picture online it looks like it does, you should be good to go.
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Haluk,Thanks for the response; I realize now that I actually have the Panasonic TH-50PX77U, but I'm guessing that the solution is the same, and too expensive as well. Although I am in the market for a new computer, so it wouldn't have to be a VGA based laptop, but still prob. too expensive regardless?Thanks
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not that I have found. but no sense in downloading a super hi res image, as the frame run about VGA picture quality. see the specs for exactness.
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I bought two and they use HD7970M and 1600x900 Not 1080P. Really a shame too. Was almost too good to be true.
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Not sure. Radio shack. Keep in mind the pixel size when going to a larger screen
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I am currently using 2560 x 1080 at 60Hz. Monitor is capable of 75Hz at other resolutions.
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I believe that you can't do this on this netbook since there aren't that many pixels physically on the screen. If you had it attached to an external monitor that supported 1024x768 you would be OK. Remember that your resolution is physically limited by your video card's ability to output at the desired resolution and the screen's ability to display at the resolution you desire.
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don't use hdmi. use mini displayport ("Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable" is like $5 on amazon) to display 2560 x 1080 perfectly.
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yes, as long as the resolution of the video is 3840 x 2160 and not 4096 x 2160
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You would be down converting HDMI 1920x1080 to some other resolution, how good would that look?Maybe you can find HDMI compatible display to fit your space budget.
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Thanks, T., that's good information. I wish I had the space (and cash) for one of those, especially the 42PZ700, but I'll still probably grab a 42PX60U. I did see a couple of sites with specs on the 75U models that showed them slightly wider than the 42PX60U (and a bit too wide for me.)I wonder about all the sites which are advertising these TVs (the 75U in particular) and claiming to have them in stock.
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I have dual HP S2331 23" LCD monitors with capability of 1920x1080 @60MHz. I have used this product for the past 6 years. I love it! I think the resolution is limited by your graphic card.
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I bought that one as well and returned it. From what i gathered in the emails I received was that not all devices that support slimport do so with vga. I went with the hdmi version for my nexus and it worked perfectly until a student broke it.
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You have 2 options. 1) you can pick up one of those digital to analog tv converters for about 30 bucks, but they only can convert the signal to 480P, so not very crisp pictures for your 37" 720P monitor. 2) Get a ATSC hdtv tuner with hdmi which can receive broadcast signal up to 720p/1080i. I remember getting one 2 years ago for about 100 bucks from that auction site when the tuner went dead for my 42" LCD TV. It works as good as the built in tuner,
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Not sure if it can support 2500 x 1600. I assume it should if your graphics card is able to. I can confirm that 1080p is supported as I have connected it to a tv.
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It technically should work, but you would have to get an active DP adapter capable of running the resolution and HAS to support Dual-Link DVI. I recently had to contact Monoprice for a very similar situation on one of their 4k monitors. They have live chat, and were able resolve my questions quickly.
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. The text is not as sharp as running native 1440p. You could tell, unless you can't. Which is good if you want to run it at a lower res. But I could tell and it was annoying too me.