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Again, statements like this only serve to confuse. A Dynex/Insignia/Vizio 1080p is NOT going to give you a better picture than a 768p Panasonic or Pioneer. Sorry, but they won't.

Will a 1080p Pany give you a better picture than a 768p Pany? Yes, depending on viewing distance and your eyesight. If you are looking to purchase a 42" set that will be viewed from 12' away, then your statement that you "should" buy 1080p has no basis behind it as you will not see a difference between the two resolutions at that viewing distance. At closer distances or with a bigger set, then you "should" start to see a difference.
You're wrong about this. It depends on the source material. 720p and 1080p Televisions both offer advantages and disadvantages, but it all depends o the source material. And if it's HD source material it will look better on the Insignia.
 
 
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