I have a Samsung 40 inch TV. I've been using it in native resolution 1920 x 1080 conected to my GeForce 210 conected with an HDMI cable. The brightness and clearness of image has been perfect since the moment I conected them. I have named the HDMI conection as suggested in other questions, not very different but still got even better.

The big issue is this: the windows 7 default text is too small. I've been using it 200% sitting 2.5 meters away from the screen. As windows told me, there are some software that won't run with this size. Besides, webpages and text in general keeps unpleasently displaced.

I tried to lower the resolution but it gets blurry (and that's not the point of having a full HD TV). I wish I could at least connect a smaller screen with different resolution in order to use them alternatively. I tried to conect one but it has to be the same resolution for both so keep changing screen resolution is very uncomfortable.

I'm not 10 points yet so I can't post screenshots

I hope I've made myself clear. Feel free to edit and thank you very much.

I have a Samsung 40 inch TV. I've been using it in native resolution 1920 x 1080 connected to my GeForce 210 connected with an HDMI cable. 
The brightness and clearness of image has been perfect since the moment I connected them. I have named the HDMI connection as suggested in other questions, not very different but still got even better.

The big issue is this: the windows 7 default text is too small. I've been using it 200% sitting 2.5 meters away from the screen. As windows told me, there are some software that won't run with this size. Besides, webpages and text in general keeps unpleasantly displaced.

I tried to lower the resolution but it gets blurry (and that's not the point of having a full HD TV). 
I wish I could at least connect a smaller screen with different resolution in order to use them alternatively. I tried to connect one but it has to be the same resolution for both so keep changing screen resolution is very uncomfortable.

I have a Samsung 40 inch TV. I've been using it in native resolution 1920 x 1080 conected to my GeForce 210 conected with an HDMI cable. The brightness and clearness of image has been perfect since the moment I conected them. I have named the HDMI conection as suggested in other questions, not very different but still got even better.

The big issue is this: the windows 7 default text is too small. I've been using it 200% sitting 2.5 meters away from the screen. As windows told me, there are some software that won't run with this size. Besides, webpages and text in general keeps unpleasently displaced.

I tried to lower the resolution but it gets blurry (and that's not the point of having a full HD TV). I wish I could at least connect a smaller screen with different resolution in order to use them alternatively. I tried to conect one but it has to be the same resolution for both so keep changing screen resolution is very uncomfortable.

I hope I've made myself clear. Feel free to edit and thank you very much.

I have a Samsung 40 inch TV. I've been using it in native resolution 1920 x 1080 conected to my GeForce 210 conected with an HDMI cable. The brightness and clearness of image has been perfect since the moment I conected them. I have named the HDMI conection as suggested in other questions, not very different but still got even better.

The big issue is this: the windows 7 default text is too small. I've been using it 200% sitting 2.5 meters away from the screen. As windows told me, there are some software that won't run with this size. Besides, webpages and text in general keeps unpleasently displaced.

I tried to lower the resolution but it gets blurry (and that's not the point of having a full HD TV). I wish I could at least connect a smaller screen with different resolution in order to use them alternatively. I tried to conect one but it has to be the same resolution for both so keep changing screen resolution is very uncomfortable.

I'm not 10 points yet so I can't post screenshots

I hope I've made myself clear. Feel free to edit and thank you very much.