Matrix Games Forums

[Deleted by Admins]

You might wanna consider 32" (or bigger) HDTV instead. They are cheaper and still just as good. Ive used one for two years now.

ORIGINAL: Zakhal

You might wanna consider 32" (or bigger) HDTV instead. They are cheaper and still just as good. Ive used one for two years now.

Ditto...

Are the 50in monitors?

if they have vga or rgb connectors sure.

Cool.That's as big as my TV.Oh shoot I dont have room for a 50in monitor.Maybe if I actually clean up my room....

One of the drawbacks keeping paper wargamers from coming over to join computer wargamers is the common complaint that computer wargaems do not let you see the entire map.  This new generation of monitors/TVs solves that. 
 

ORIGINAL: Custer

One of the drawbacks keeping paper wargamers from coming over to join computer wargamers is the common complaint that computer wargaems do not let you see the entire map. This new generation of monitors/TVs solves that.

Unless you want to play WITP, where you just get the same small map with bigger hexes on your screen. [:(]

Can't see the whole map?That's what ''ZOOM'' is for.The only way you can see the entire map of a board game is if you stand away.So....

[Deleted by Admins]

Yup, that looks nice.

Regards,

Greg

And nerdy...[:D]

And what a waste of energy, as if anybody needs such a setup [8|]

And what a waste of energy, as if anybody needs such a setup.

 
People who do professional video editing use a similar setup.
 
Call of Duty 4 is a bonus.
 

Let's see what happens when WiF comes out. That one will be a real test of all the big monitors or HD tv's. especially if it comes with all the expansion maps.

ORIGINAL: Marc Schwanebeck

And what a waste of energy, as if anybody needs such a setup [8|]

No kidding. Sitting in front of that for two hours would be like riding back and forth through the airport luggage screening machine about 200 times. Can you say EMF? I suppose you could wrap yourself in tinfoil and just cut out two eye slits. [:)]

ORIGINAL: Zakhal

You might wanna consider 32" (or bigger) HDTV instead. They are cheaper and still just as good. Ive used one for two years now.

please excuse my ignorance but how do you hook up a computer to a tv? is it just the same as a computer monitor?

ORIGINAL: Tanaka
please excuse my ignorance but how do you hook up a computer to a tv? is it just the same as a computer monitor?

Yes. You hook it up like regular (DVI/VGA/etc) and it works just like regular (starts up when you boot).

most new computers have a tv hookup capability, but it is never better than a digital monitor, just bigger