HD ready TV's
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HD ready TV's
Been thinking of getting a new flat screen TV and i see most have HD ready on them but some also have full 1080p HD ready on them or 1080i HD ready, can someone tell me whats the difference or point me in the direction of a website that will explain all this
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The interlaced one takes two scans to build the picture while the p or progressive scan does it all in one scan and therefore will give better quality especially on a moving object.
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You remember how you used to go to the pub at 16 and have long discussions with your mates about how the Ford was 7.2sec 0-60 so it was better than the Vauxhall that was 7.3sec? Same sort of thing.
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brendan hit the nail on the head, unless you've got a 50" or bigger you can't tell the difference and if you think you can its only your mind playing tricks
plus every 40-42" 1080p panel i have seen to date has looks worse than its 1080i equivalent with SD sources going into it, infact some look crap even if "full" high-def is going into them
give it a few months and this whole 1080p thing wont mean **** because you'll not only need that but you MUST buy a 100hz screen ourelse it just wont be great.
another way to swindle more money out of people imo
plus every 40-42" 1080p panel i have seen to date has looks worse than its 1080i equivalent with SD sources going into it, infact some look crap even if "full" high-def is going into them
give it a few months and this whole 1080p thing wont mean **** because you'll not only need that but you MUST buy a 100hz screen ourelse it just wont be great.
another way to swindle more money out of people imo
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