I'm not talking about just monitors that have both component inputs and at least 1080p resolution. Most monitors cannot display 1080p resolution through component for security reasons. I was wondering if anyone knew of a good, preferably cheap (under $600) monitor that can display 1080p resolution through it's component inputs? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Answers:
You'll be hard pressed to find a monitor that can handle that for under 600. First because the required resolution is 1920 x 1080. That neans you'll be looking at something around a 26" size. There won't be many monitors that cheap. You may want to look at LCD TV's. They would likely be cheaper. Sharp Electronics has a few sets that have 1080p component connections, but they're in a higher price range.
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