My mac mini will not display internet properly on my Sony 55" hdtv!

I have a older mac-mini that when on the internet overlaps text and info.  It does not matter what resolution you use, what size or zoom your on.  I even took it in to apple recently and had them install new software, Snow leopard 10.6.  I bought new software took it to apple to install because drive doesn't work.  Even after all of that I still go on websites and things overlap and you can not see all info making it impossible to use.  I doubt very seriously anyone out there will have an intelligent response.  If your reading this your probably stupid and don't know it, or your answer will not work.  O yeah imagine me ******* your dog, then killing it while ******* it!

What is the resolution of the monitor you are using?
What web browser are yo using?
Have you tried another browser?
Do it do that on all sites?
Can you post a screen shot? If you click on the camera icon in the Reply box you can upload a  photo/image

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