New lcd cant decide

[scorpio84]

Hi

I am planning to buy a new TV and am getting more & more confused as i am reading about the field
- 32" LCD (no led-lcd)
- pc compatibility with full hd (as i want 1080 resolution - are tvs monitors good to go with PC). Is there a point in taking a hd ready only (in case i leave out PC connectivity option)
- are full hd good for normal (non-HD) [if i aint wrong its called SD] content

Now decision points
- ips (lg) or va (sony, samsung). Which seems better? Dont know about others is Panasonic, philips or toshiba - if they are worth a try. Toshiba seems very cheap (saw full HD at Hometown Regza CV600 -30k)

Price: I want to stick in 30k range (most in 40 k)
Other things to me seem to be more software related (other than few minor things like trumotion etc.)

ALSO i got info about samsung 400mx-2 (LFD - 40") is it worth. (Most full HDs are more then 40k; this one I am getting at 50k wo bargain till now.
Samsung LFD Monitors) any one who can suggest something on LFDs vs normal consumer LCDs??

 

[scorpio84]

ne1... please help

 

[adder]

samsung C530 its little bit above your prefered 30k budget but less then your 40k limit.

 

[scorpio84]

Basically i would also like someone's suggestion wrt having a full hd or hd in the sense will it act good as a computer monitor (full hd). FOr TV i read somwhere that for less than 50" human eye do not distinguish much between hd or full hd. So i wonder if my main reason of buying a full hd - having it as a pc monitor with a newly configures pc is worthwhile (do not want to invest in 2 different screen as of now so am looking for full HD)

 

[shredder]

If you are going to use it as a computer monitor then Full HD is the way to go.