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720p or 1080p?

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jedrider

In Reply to: RE: Power consumption figures incomplete picture posted by sbrians on March 13, 2012 at 13:09:02

Thanks for the info as it is so hard to compare and it makes sense. A plasma would be nice as I know all the sports bars use plasmas and they are obviously pretty good -- not being a football fan myself, though.

It seems that 1080p is the only safe way to go, not wanting to be obsoleted before the year is out!

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1080p - sbrians 18:08:06 03/13/12 (0)
I got one 720p on sale a while ago and it was not as good at 1080p (50").
When I got my 65" finally, I wanted 2D but only found 3D. So they seem to be trying to get rid of older ones before releasing new ones now. I would only recommend 720p if it's much less than 1080p. Some TV stations only do 720p and at 65" I can see the difference compared to 1080i TV resolution, but the p (progressive) is better for motion.
In my secondary living room system I have a large Mitsubishi rear projection that is pretty great for the money. I got that since I don't have great light control in that room.

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