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In Reply to: Well..... posted by Jack G on March 20, 2006 at 06:45:07:
I don't agree.I still have a 1978 19" TV in one bedroom and a 1990 36" TV in my main teater system. I have power amps dating back to 1976 in my $10K home theater system.
I own one 32" LCD HDTV. It's in the master bedroom. I plan to keep it decades.
When I buy a 50" for my main system to replace my 36" I want it to last for a long time. I think I'll be disappointed one or two years down the road if I buy a 720p/1080i HDTV.
What's worse is buying an HDTV that has only 720 or 766 lines. Even 1080i must be downconverted to 766 lines to fit the screen.
I think 1080 line HDTVs will be common in a year or two.
If you're going to get a large HDTV, it should display the entire 1080 lines -- regardless of what is broadcast.
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Follow Ups
- Not needed now.... - Tommart 16:12:33 03/20/06 (1)
- I think you missed my point - Jack G 09:40:30 03/21/06 (0)
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