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Old 03-04-2011, 09:23 PM   #10
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I am not sure why you need detailed info on the TVs. What characteristics of each TV would affect the picture quality(upscaling, noise reduction, etc). The question is which type of TV do you think would provide a better picture with a blu ray player connected to it? A RPTV at 1080i or an LCD TV at 720/768p?
All RPTVs do not perform the same. All WXGA LCDs don't perform the same. Resolution is not the most important metric for picture quality. What type of RPTV is yours? There have been CRT, LCD, LCoS, and DLP RPTVs made over the years. It also depends upon the type of input used to connect the BD to the TV (HD component video or HDMI/DVI-D). Have either of the TVs had a professional quality calibration done? Some TVs can be calibrated to produce a much better picture than is possible just tweaking the user controls.
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