than a monitor of the same size, because it contains more software (which isn't free to make and maintain), a more powerful CPU and more RAM (to be 'smart') and involves much more marketing costs to sell.
Did you check the regular shops?
To see the difference between 720p and 1080p take your laptop with you to the shop and look at the screens from what will be the usual viewing distance for your employees showing real data.
Kees
Hi all.
I am trying to set up a desktop that's sole purpose is to display a large calendar (using Excel)
It is going to be hung on a wall in my office for my employees to view and see job dates and details.
I know computer monitors of that size are probably a bit out of the question and probably my price range. So..
My main questions are:
What should I look for in a LCD TV that I can hook up to the simple desktop computer?
Should it be 720p or 1080p and will i really notice a difference if I am just looking at a spreadsheet?
Will the text be much more readable on one more than other?
Will one look odd or out of proportion compared to another or a regular computer screen?
Any particular brands you can recommend?
Thanks for any tips.
I appreciate your input.

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