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lol. that about sums it up. Maybe to put it simpler...
Depends...lol If it is a 720/1080i set (I am assuming non-crt tube): the pixel count will be the same, usually 1368 x 768 whether it is a plasma or LCD panel. If it is a True-HD, Full HD or 1080P set (all the same just depends on the company wording) then the pixel count will be 1920 x 1080, or double the 720/1080i set. So it depends. Also, as was said, depends on the quality of the set. For instance a Pioneer Elite at 720p looks better than some no name brand 1080P LCD set just due to the quality of the processing. Whereas a Sony XBR3 1080P LCD looks much better than, say, a HP plasma at 720P. |
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