-
-
I thought it was especially interesting to note the very revealing table in the second article.
It reveals that many 42-inch PLASMA screens, so-called "HDTV" panels, have a native resolution of only 1024 x 768, which means they can't even display all of the pixels of a 720p broadcast image - let alone a 1080i image!
Jerry Jones
Comment
-
That very fact alone is why I have been so wary of plasma HDTV's. I have yet to see a plasma HDTV that can display a full 1920x1080 frame. Yes, sure many can ACCEPT a 1920x1080 signal and downscale it to 13??X768 or some such nonsese, but what's the point if its not a true native resolution of either of the two HD standards? Whichever flat panel format, LCD or Plasma that can do true 1920x1080 and cost in the $2500-$3000 range for a 60 inch screen will get my $.Go Bunny GO!
Titan:
MSI NEO2-FISR | Intel P4-3.0C | 1024MB Corsair TWINX1024 3200LLPT RAM | ATI AIW 9700 Pro | Dell P780 @ 1024x768x32 | Turtle Beach Santa Cruz | Sony DRU-500A DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW | WDC 100GB [C:] | WDC 100GB [D:] | Logitech MX-700
Mini:
Shuttle SB51G XPC | Intel P4 2.4Ghz | Matrox G400MAX | 512 MB Crucial DDR333 RAM | CD-RW/DVD-ROM | Seagate 80GB [C:] | Logitech Cordless Elite Duo
Server:
Abit BE6-II | Intel PIII 450Mhz | Matrox Millennium II PCI | 256 MB Crucial PC133 RAM | WDC 6GB [C:] | WDC 200GB [E:] | WDC 160GB [F:] | WDC 250GB [G:]
Comment
Tweet
Comment