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Quote from Stennie! : Effectively little now. Typically the existence of a TV tuner and remote would be enough to differentiate. But also remember that monitors are usually for close-up viewing. So a 32in monitor would be expected to have a much higher than 1080p resolution whereas a 32in TV that is only 720p would be considered acceptable.

Get a 3D TV and clean the microsoft windows. lol. But seriously, i think i would just get a wireless hdmi and connect it to my tv. People dont use their pc's as much since they have tablets now days that can control your pc.

Quote from dvdfnn84 : What is the difference between a monitor and an HDTV? I would prefer to buy a 32" TV for the same price and use that as a monitor. The only thing is that I dont have a PC, i only have a laptop. never really cared for a PC.

TVs will have:
-An HD tuner
-Remote control
-Speakers
-HDMI
-Typically more inputs (RCA, Component, which are never on a monitor since computers dont output with those)

Downside is that a TV may have lower response time, input delay, or overscan. Though those issues are rare these days as I use an 24" 1080P HDTV for a monitor myself and it works perfectly, but I also have a 5 year old 32" TV and with HDMI input from my PC, it has horrible overscan that I can't fix (no 1:1 mapping). Their resolution will either be 720p or 1080p, cheaper 32" are going to be 720P (1366x720p) which is far too low for a computer monitor.

Quote from xRidley : TVs will have: -An HD tuner -Remote control -Speakers -HDMI -Typically more inputs (RCA, Component, which are never on a monitor since computers dont output with those) Downside is that a TV may have lower response time, input delay, or overscan. Though those issues are rare these days as I use an 24" 1080P HDTV for a monitor myself and it works perfectly, but I also have a 5 year old 32" TV and with HDMI input from my PC, it has horrible overscan that I can't fix (no 1:1 mapping). Their resolution will either be 720p or 1080p, cheaper 32" are going to be 720P (1366x720p) which is far too low for a computer monitor.

thats whey you get a plasma tv instead. I have a 600hz panasonic and when im playing games, it keeps up with my every move.