Everyone knows that 1080p is the holy Holy Grail of high - def , but is it worth shelling out those extra buck for a 1080p set when you could save up some cash by buying an high-definition television with a lower resolution ? The folks at CNET did us the o.k. favor of lock away themselves up with a bunch of HDTVs , Samsung’sBlu - shaft of light player , and Mr. Katie Holmes himself ( i.e. Mission Impossible III ) to feel out . get across through to see what they discovered .
https://gizmodo.com/samsung-bd-p1000-blu-ray-player-gets-a-firmware-update-209217
The good tidings is that amongst the 1080p Set they used ( the 47 - inch Westinghouse and the 50 - inch Pioneer ) the level of detail was “ about monovular . ” However , when they compare the image to set with lower solution , they note it was harder to blame up on the differences in detail . Overall , they resolve it would be “ much insufferable ” to tell the remainder between the image on a 1080p vs a 1080i or 720p .
in person , I ’m on a mission to find a solid 1080p solidification for my living way ( I ’ve been eyeing thisWestinghouseand a 1080p Samsung DLP ) , but what do you intend kinsfolk ? Is it worth it to go 1080p or is there no difference at all ?
https://gizmodo.com/westinghouse-lvm-47w1-47-inch-1080p-tv-178701
The Case Against 1080p [ viaCNET ]
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