That's what I've been saying from the beginning. But keep in mind that you get what you pay for; that price differential is not arbitrary. If you do opt for a TV, you will need to do your homework. Read as many professional and customer reviews as possible WRT a particular model's suitability as a monitor. If you don't find any such reviews on a particular model, it's safer to assume it's not a good choice than to assume it is.Monitors are very expensive compared to Led T.V's.
Yes with the price of tv`s coming down a bigger PC monitor would be more expensive.
This is mine and the price fluctuates a lot, and the lowest I`ve ever seen it was $349 and shooting up to $549. It`s only 24" so I`d imagine bigger would be more expensive.
This is a great monitor and right now it`s at its lowest price I`ve ever seen it.
AOC G2460PG 24" G-SYNC 3D-Ready Ultimate Performance Gaming Monitor 1ms (GTG) 144 Hz DisplayPort Widescreen LED Backlight - Newegg.com
For a large computer monitor I would go 27" IPS. TVs are different beasts as far as I'm concerned. I'm still trying to find a really good 65" TV that I don't need to pay $5k for.
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