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Old 07-31-2007, 02:06 PM   #7
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the difference between i and p is often overlooked by many. Yes it is there, and many of use videophiles can see it on lots of films and such. However the quality you will get out of a BD is far better than anything a DVD could ever give you, even if it is up-sampled.
While some would recommend a PS3, (as I would too normally), I heard there may be issues with it running BD on 1080i. In that case, any of the other BD players on the market should work fine.
If you compare side-by-side a DVD and a BD, there is no comparison. The DVD is softer, even blurry at times. There is lack of detail and crispness, while the BD has more storage space for more features, more interactivity, better quality, etc.
I still buy DVD's myself, since I doubt some of the titles I get will ever come out on BD, or if they do it will be a while. That and I don't have to have everything in 1080, I still enjoy my old DVD movies on my HDTV.
But if I can get it on BD, it would be my first choice.
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