Also, you can't really see 1080i or 1080p if your tv is smaller than 50 inchesxoocoIt has nothing to do with the size of the TV and everything to do with the distance you sit from it. I'll notice 1080p on a 60" screen from 25 feet away, but not on a 40" from 2 feet away?
inall technicallity friend 1080i is best if its smaller than 70inches...i play in 1080i since my tv is 52, so its like playing in 1080p btw my info is from a cnet article somewhee on their siteWindblade91...It's like playing 1080p if your TV properly de-interlaces the signal.
well i have both the 1080p and 720p t.v.'s and honestly i prefer the 1080p cause its smoother and better colour and picture and sharpness. but then again i have played on the 720p and its almot the exact same, never get an "i" t.v. they just suck balls trust me. only get "p"KiraNoir1080p TVs are usually better than 720p but it's not just a matter of resolution, step-up models have more improved features, like different backlights on LCDs, etc. The resolution isn't really to thank for the more vivid colors.
You're right man 1080p is where to go when it comes to anything. But, no offense but some of us had LCD tvs before 1080p came out. There are plently of people on this site that have LCD tvs that play 480p/720p/1080i and that's it. So we gotta work with what we got lol. Moreover, if a tv isn't past like 40 inches it doesn't matter anyway cause you can't tell the difference. That's why you don't see any 1080p 32 inchers out there.kenken2gI would be more likely to say they don't make a 32" 1080p display due to constraints of making individual pixels that small, cost would be prohibitive.
by the way even if you have a 1080p tv the best resolution you'll get is 1080i because tvs cannot accept 1080psignals gamer18033Stop with the FUD man. That's complete bull, the vast majority of 1080p TVs accept 1080p over HDMI and quite a number of them over component.
maybe YOU need to get your facts right. hes saying the HD channels broadcasted on TV are not in full HD which is true. most if not all sports are in 720p resolution and i believe discovery channel is in 1080i. only way you can get true 1080p source is through blu ray or select ps3 games. im talking about TRUE 1080p, not upscaled. ryank285Maybe you could learn how to read, he didn't say "Broadcast signals are not 1080p", he said "TVs cannot accept 1080p signals". By the way, even if you feed your flat panel an interlaced signal, it deinterlaces it because flat panels are progressive fixed-pixel displays. Not only that, 1080i *properly* deinterlaced, IS 1080p, only at a lower frame rate.
That said, don't pay attention to the back of game cases for resolutions people. They can put anything on there, pretty much all of them are 720p native anyway. When it says 1080p it basically just means your console will upscale for you, perhaps a bit better than your display would, I doubt as well as a Reon or Realta chip would. Look at Halo 3, it's not even technically HD, it's just upscaled, and yet the back of the case says *shock* 1080p...
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