Polaroid FLM-2601 26-Inch Widescreen LCD HDtv Monitor
Excellent Features & Quality but somewhat Overpriced
Please disregard the last reviewer's comments since he had the setup completely wrong.  <br />I used an old \\"All in Wonder Radeon 7500 AGP4\\" and the system booted up immediately and after a few minutes of tweaking the resolutions it was just fine. 1360x768 is a DVI cable ONLY Resolution and using a VGA cable it's 1280x720 Native on both. Color blows away anything I've ever worked on (Graphics rendering) and in VGA you have a Phasing control that tries to clear up any distortion. This SHOULD be available in the DVI too but it's not and when doing fine text in the Native 1360 mode there's a little distortion that shouldn't be there. Remember that all this is in 16x9 Wide Aspect Ratio, which you can change on the fly via remote, so when in 4x3 mode (true PC @ 1024x768) it is fine with NO distortion but you get the black sides. The really amazing thing is you also get a TV Picture Window that will size and place anywhere on the PC Desktop just like the AIW card does. They stuck in something called \\"Picture by Picture\\" (PIP) and it just cuts the screen in half with one side PC (squashed) & one side the TV program. Only thing I could figure is running 2 TV pictures at once using the PC TV Card for what reason I don't know. <br />The specs are not given for response time though (20-30ms?) and it seems a little Ghostly when moving things around like a Gif Animation but the real test would be a game which I haven't tried yet.  <br />TV performance is really amazing and I watched a 30-year-old movie (The Shining) on it using only basic cable and it was like being in the theater again. It has 4 levels of Noise reduction for picture quality including Auto which works fine. The remote is a work of art and it's just like an expensive Logitech Mouse with a rubber underside and Excellent controls for everything so you can change anything while you're in any mode. This is my first HDTV but I've always used good PC Monitors (currently 19\\" LCD) and equipment and this is actually better than a monitor unless you buy a 24\\" for around $1000 (HP) but no tuner. So the only negative things so far after only a couple of days testing are the Ghosting if that's actually what it is and the Channel Numbers are too small. Overall I'd say that's pretty darn good and if gaming is fine then it should get 5 stars.  <br />Just use GOOD PC equipment and make sure to run a Clean OS with minimal background programs and it will be fine. I use an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ on an Nvidia Chipset board using 1gig of DDR and after upgrading the video it should be excellent (Radeon is too old).