Joe Karlosi
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To be specific, I'm referring to my computer monitor. For the first time today I put a DVD onto my hard drive and checked out a movie on my computer screen. The image is smaller than my 36" Sony TV, obviously, but man oh man, I've never seen video quality like that before! It's what I've always wanted in a video movie, picture-wise. I can already see myself watching all my films in my computer room from now on instead of on the living room sofa!
In case you couldn't tell by now, I'm very much in the dark when it comes to computers and tech talk, but can anyone tell me if there's any danger to my computer system by watching films on it, instead of my DVD player/TV set? I've used the Windows media play, and it looks excellent. Are there similar TV-sized Monitors that would produce the same quality image, where I would not need to use my hard drive, and instead can watch through my DVD player, just as I would a TV set?
This is like having a plasma set on your computer monitor, only it's a foot wide instead of three feet. Thanks.
In case you couldn't tell by now, I'm very much in the dark when it comes to computers and tech talk, but can anyone tell me if there's any danger to my computer system by watching films on it, instead of my DVD player/TV set? I've used the Windows media play, and it looks excellent. Are there similar TV-sized Monitors that would produce the same quality image, where I would not need to use my hard drive, and instead can watch through my DVD player, just as I would a TV set?
This is like having a plasma set on your computer monitor, only it's a foot wide instead of three feet. Thanks.