1440x900 resolution need help

[0083RN0083R]

Hi guys,

I was wondering if the screen that i am looking at to buy is normal 720p or not, as it is less than the normal 1080 resolution i am presuming not, but would still like some help on this, its 19" and a JVC,

thanks will be given to helpful contributors, the model number is the JVC LT19DA9BJ

thanks

Ayman

[watforddude]

Well i have one myself but its in the for sale section and you can't see that ( not enough post's ) but it's native resolution is 1440x900 but it can support 1920x1080(i) if your using it as a monitor ( like me )

[0083RN0083R]

Well i have one myself but its in the for sale section and you can't see that ( not enough post's ) but it's native resolution is 1440x900 but it can support 1920x1080(i) if your using it as a monitier ( like me )

not acutally sure what a moniter is?
if you mean monitor then that is fair enough, but?
anyway, i was hoping for some more responses but mehh, cheers for your quick-ish response anyway!

[watforddude]

not acutally sure what a moniter is?
if you mean monitor then that is fair enough, but?
anyway, i was hoping for some more responses but mehh, cheers for your quick-ish response anyway!

That's ok but i do think you need to improve your reading skills before saying i cant spell monitor.

I'm not sure if going above 1440x900 on the monitor will do anything bad seeing as im running on the highest resolution that it will allow me too, when i get home i will inform you what that is, if your intrested in buying drop me a PM

[0083RN0083R]

i might take you up on that, how much were you looking for?

kthx

[Pob255]

That tv is 1440 x 900 native, ie that is the Max resolution it can do.
If you try to send it a 1080p feed it will automatically scale it to 720p (1280x720)

[Terbinator]

Which may not look like as 1440*900 is a 16:10 ratio, not the 'widescreen' 16:9.

[watforddude]

I have that TV and when i connected an xbox to it i was able to do 1080i, which is what it can support.. so 1440x900 isnt that max it can do...

[0083RN0083R]

I was looking to use it as a second monitor, using a DVI to HDMI converter, and i am not sure if it will really work, as i have a 24" Dell, and it might be a bit weird using it at a different resolution to the 1920x1200 native resolution of the Dell.

Thanks

Ayman

[Pob255]

I have that TV and when i connected an xbox to it i was able to do 1080i, which is what it can support.. so 1440x900 isnt that max it can do...

Yes it is.
1080i = 1080 INTERLACED = 540 alternate frame.
Most lcd & plasma cannot do interlaced, so they deinterlace the image to convert it into a progressive signal they can display, duering this process they normally rescale the image so you end up with a 720p image, a deinterlaced 1080i will still to look better than a normal 720p as it can often run at a slightly higher frame rate.
However the overall quality of a deinterlaced 1080i image will depend on the deinterlaceing used within the hardware of the tv/monitor

Native resolution of an LCD is the Maximum resolution, it is the number of physical points there is in the panel.