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05-16-2007, 04:18 PM

1080i is great for viewing movies or games. the quality is there, and there are no complaints. as for the High def disc player, Blu-ray yes, HDD no. if you want a HDD player, that's the X360, not the PS3. but that is ok since it seems like Blu-ray is going to be the leader in high definition technology. also, if you are that worried about 1080p, be sure you get a TV the handles 1080p@60hz. mine handles 1080p@24hz, which would be great if i had a Blu-ray disc player that output that (24hz= 24 frames per sec, like movies are filmed), but the PS3 will only output at 60hz. that's the only problem i've had with my PS3 and that's not enough to complain about. good luck

05-16-2007, 04:18 PM	#6
Coleyx Guest	1080i is great for viewing movies or games. the quality is there, and there are no complaints. as for the High def disc player, Blu-ray yes, HDD no. if you want a HDD player, that's the X360, not the PS3. but that is ok since it seems like Blu-ray is going to be the leader in high definition technology. also, if you are that worried about 1080p, be sure you get a TV the handles 1080p@60hz. mine handles 1080p@24hz, which would be great if i had a Blu-ray disc player that output that (24hz= 24 frames per sec, like movies are filmed), but the PS3 will only output at 60hz. that's the only problem i've had with my PS3 and that's not enough to complain about. good luck Last edited by Coleyx; 05-16-2007 at 04:21 PM.