What Is The Correct Screen Resolution For A 19 Inch Flat Panel Monitor, With A 17 Inch Viewable Area?
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at
1:02 am
I have a Dell flat panel monitor, to which, I am not sure if the resolution is even set correctly.
Also, why does this monitor's screen seem to jitter every now an then? Has this something to do with drivers?
Thanks for your answers. 
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Anything else will distort the picture, so that people on screen get either fatter or skinnier than they should be.
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As for watching TV on your computer, you can buy a TV tuner which will allow you to do so. I would recommend PCI-based tuner cards as opposed to USB ones, since they will deliver more reliable and better quality connections, though USB has the advantage of being easier to install (no opening your computer and inserting the PCI card).
Concerning wireless: what do you mean by wireless? If you mean internet, yes, that's very common. If you mean the TV tuner, you'll probably have to get specialized equipment, but it's definitely possible.
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