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My son has a 22" Samsung (1680x1050) LCD TV with digital tuner which has HDMI and DVI inputs. He uses it as his PC monitor as well as his TV (it can do screen in screen if you wish). It was ~£250.

In the good old Commodore Amiga days you could use either a "real" computer monitor or use a modulator to a "normal" portable TV. The picture using the modulator was rubbish, however you could buy TV's with what were called "2000 character" CRT's which were in essense Computer monitor CRT's used in a TV. The

Graham1982: Hi: I am looking to connect my desktop PC with composite out to my Beovision 1. The last time I connected the same PC to my old Avant the resolution was not good enough for me to read icons or text of any kind but was perfect for watching films. I am thinking (perhaps naively) that as my Beovision 1 is much newer (2004) that it might be

Mr10Percent: As a follow-on to this thinking and to bring extra coffers in to the Beoworld kitty, would it be appropriate to run an analysis of all the non-gold members who have had a good run on the forums over the last year and then send them a nice personal news letter asking them to consider upgrading? Fair use policy? 10% I see where you're

I would go for BS4 + BL3's. I believe the BC2 needs a "connection" box which needs to be hidden as well as the head unit which may cause issues if you're struggling with space (and it is considerabley more expensive).

moxxey: RussR: A Rolex Daytona has been mentioned here, I keep mentioning cars, but someone else mentioned the BMW M3 already. What did they cost then? What about now? When I was in Graduate school a Rolex Daytona could be had for $1,500USD. Who cares what they cost or whether you (or I) can afford them! People buy them and still buy them. If Rolex

You can always use it as a door stop, now that the weather's nice

Craig: Jandyt: And this is Craig with the two half-pints! Some people, eh? Thanks Andy, now to explain that one glass was Andy's and I was just holding it so he could the the picture. Honestly. Craig Does he let you hold his camera while he's taking a drink then??

Jandyt: And this is Craig with the two half-pints! Some people, eh? Just goes to prove - two halves don't a full pint make!