Sceptre 32" Class (31.5" Measured) 3-D Ready 1080p 60Hz 3D LED HDTV E320BV-FHDD $250@Newegg

Yeah, OTA HD is 1080i, but it's always nice to have a 1080p display to be on par with current technology.

With the exception of two 17 inch laptops I own that have 1600 x 900 resolution screens (I got them dirt cheap).... everything I own has a 1080p display.

Is the 720p vs. 1080p going to be that noticeable on a TV that's 32 inches and under?
Probably not.

Just a personal preference I guess. This seems like a pretty good deal given that it's 1080p LED and has 3D Capabilities.

So will this work okay for playing MW3 or other graphic intense games? Currently using a 22" dell and it seems to work well but would like something bigger.?

Thanks,

Jacads

I bought a Dell 2408WFP a few years ago. I liked it for office use, but gaming was not immersive whatsoever. I even tried to sit about 1.5 feet away from it, but it still didn't have the desired gaming experience. I sold it about 2 months after buying it.

I bought a 32" 1080P TV, and I prefer it so much more. I sit about 3 feet away from it, and that's perfect for me. Some people sit closer to theirs, but I think that's a bit excessive. The only thing I don't like about the TV compared to a monitor is that it doesn't sleep like a monitor would. Maybe there are some settings that can do this, but I've never figured it out.

That being said, not all 32" 1080P TVs are created equally. Mine is an IPS, which results in very low input lag. PVAs and MVAs (the Sceptre is probably one of these) have higher input lag, but my Dell 2408 was a PVA, so it's not like the problem is limited to TVs. Some TVs also don't display fonts very well. Mine had horrible bleeding of red fonts until I found some settings on hardforum that about 90% fixed the problem.

Would you mind sharing what brand and model you have, I would rather spend extra money to get a nice 32" IPS TV that rocks for PC use than a $250 so-so one

Is 3d and 1080p make that big of a difference for a 32 inch??? Was thinking of buying Vizo LED 32inch for 250 on amazon.

#1. 1080p is better. whether you can see the difference or not. I believe you can, but everyone can't. 3D is novelty, but it's cool. I have 3D channels on DirecTV, plus my blu ray player has 3D content through it's wifi channels. I also have a Playstation and 3D video gaming is the shiznit. So unless you plan to upgrade you cable service or buy 3D movies, you won't use the 3d, but Vizio makes a 32in 3D unit and you'll pay closer to $400 for it.

Get the Wi Fi vizio 32 in. It's about $300, I was going to buy it but everyone I saw that had it was charging me tax.