There are a couple of web pages out there that attempt to document which units can do the full 1920x1080 over the VGA port. Some can and some cannot.
Interestingly, my Vizio claims that if you want full 1080 over the HDMI port with a PC source, you must have a native HDMI output on your PC; A DVI-to-HDMI convertor won't work. As for the VGA port, 1080 looks awful (it's interlaced and overscanned). 1366x768 is the top clean resolution. Be sure to do your homework. I wish I had. RM On Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:09:42 -0500, "Bryan Garmon" <bryan.gar...@gmail.co m> said: My Samsung 46" LCD does 1920X1080P just fine with my laptop hooked up to the back of it using a DVI connection. Perhaps your tv isn't what the marketing genius' now call "True HD". "True HD" televisions support 1920X1080P resolution over either DVI or HDMI. If you're using a VGA cable good luck - I've had nothing but bad experiencing trying to go above 1024X768 using a VGA connection. For a living room, 1920X1080P works great for a PC screen resolution - but if you're talking about putting it on your desk, I agree that one is better off with a LCD monitor. ~ Finally, powerful endpoint security that ISN'T a resource hog! ~ ~ <http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Business/VIPRE-Enterprise/> ~
