LCD's with one to one  

Which lcd's on the market let a pc use all pixels on either dvi or vga and have a one to one pixel ratio?


So far we have:

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1:1
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Samsung 4095D - 1:1 thru VGA / NOT capable of 1080p thru HDMI/DVI
Sony XBR2/3 - 1:1 thru VGA and HDMI @ 1080p
Sceptre X42GV-Naga 42" (port unknown)
Westinghouse LVM-42W2 42" (port unknown)
Westinghouse LVM-47W1 47" (port unknown)
Eyefi 42 and 47 (Maybe the westinghouse? 47 isn't a common size) (port unknown)

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Maybe 1:1
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New Philips at BBY (clear on HDMI, too large though, VGA not available to try) (port unknown)
Syntax Olevia models (port unknown)
Sharp AQUOS LC-37D90U 37" (port unknown)
JVC LT-40FN97 40" (port unknown)

ah now i see supposedly lg/phillips does it on most of their line.

Kind of. It means that one pixel on something digital represents one pixel on the screen. Plasma's and dlps have this too. but yes its most noticable with computers as the text on the screen won't look blury.

I tested 2 philips today, worked on hdmi but were over sized (text was clear but borders of screen were of) so until i can get the vga adapter well say maybe. I'll redo my first post updated with the for sures and the maybes for reference. Maybe plasmas could get involved too...

Note taken. I'll be taking my macbook pro in as soon as I get done packing for college and I'll test hdmi, dvi, and vga. I know the 50" pioneer elite 1080p had 1:1, written on a specific hdmi port even.

Hmm supossedly some sony lcd hidden out there has firewire, and will output whats being displayed on hdmi through it, away to circumvent HDCP maybe? Anyone know if this is false?