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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.
So the fact that a 768p Pany (could have been a Pioneer, as I don't have the link) beat-out most of the 1080p competitors in a head-to-head shoot out means absolutely nothing to you? I hope dobyblue chimes-in with the links to confirm this to you. The simple fact is you are mistaken in your understanding. Resolution is only a part of the overall quality of the picture, and if you truly believe that a 1080p crap-brand will have a better picture than a top-brand 768p Pany, well, I suppose you are entitled to your opinion. And opinion is exactly what it is, as you have no basis behind your statement.

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Well obviously. Samsungs are arguably the best HDTVs on the market. But, not a 768p Panasonic compared to a 1080p Insignia.
Arguably by whom? You? Again, you are entitled to your opinion, but you need to stop making statements of fact that are not so. It only confuses those trying to make informed decisions.
 
 
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