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It's just lingo/specs meaning that your screen can take a 1080p signal from a blu-ray player

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Jazz Inmate

In Reply to: RE: Thanks. I wasn't sure if bluray would be advantageous because of the 720. Can you tell me posted by artemus on May 12, 2008 at 11:30:42

and process it for optimal viewing at the screen's native resolution. Even my 6-yr old Pioneer plasma could do that (it was made long before BD was introduced).

Basically, your screen will handle anything you throw at it. You just won't get that 1080p native resolution.
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Thanks Jazz - artemus 13:38:00 05/12/08 (0)
That's pretty much what I thought but wasn't sure. I just started looking a few weeks ago so I haven't gotten up to speed on fact vs fiction and hype yet. I am looking forward to getting it setup when it gets here next week. I've heard so many good things about the Pioneer.
I've got a 55" Toshiba Cinema series rear projection now which is about 10 yrs old. It was among the top in its day and has been a good and reliable performer. But the picture quality of the new sets is so much better that it puts my Toshiba to shame. But again, it owes me nothing
Thanks again for your help
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