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CPU: Intel 3770k| RAM: F3-2400C10D-16GTX G.Skill Trident X |MB: Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H-WB | GFX: GV-N660OC-2GD gv-n660oc-2gd GeForce GTX 660 | Monitor: Qnix 27" 2560x1440
mentalinc: plus most HD ready tvs run at 4:3 resolutions (non widescreen)
Example 1: http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/tvs-dvds/televisions/plasma-televisions/panasonic-th-p42x10z-42-hd-plasma-television/prod12318.html
Example 2: http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/tvs-dvds/televisions/plasma-televisions/samsung-ps42b450-42-hd-plasma-television/prod11685.html
jerry77: clevedon, much difference between the two with pic quality?
login: My rule of thumb is that if you are buying 32 inch or smaller you are unlikely to spot a difference between HD ready (1376 x 1080i) and full HD (1920 x 1080p) unless you habitually watch it from a distance of under 1 metre!
login: Yes, quite right. My faux pas is now fixed. I myself had a HD ready TV at 1366 x 720p/1080i. I think any manufacturer trying to pass off a full HD TV now that only supported 720p/1080i and not 1080p would rightfully be labelled a fraud.
HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.
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