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pbnbcr · 04-05-2007, 02:43 PM

I can tell the difference between interlaced and progressive scan images, but on a 32", I don't know that it would make a huge difference. It's gonna look good no matter which resolution you get, but for me, I would get the 1080p set because I notice the little things (I work with HDTVs).

simpspin · 04-10-2007, 04:44 AM

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Originally Posted by pbnbcr

I can tell the difference between interlaced and progressive scan images, but on a 32", I don't know that it would make a huge difference. It's gonna look good no matter which resolution you get, but for me, I would get the 1080p set because I notice the little things (I work with HDTVs).

I've read mostly positive reviews on the Sharp Aquos 32", 1080p TV if you're looking for a smaller one.

baccusboy · 04-10-2007, 02:31 PM

If you go with just 32", then don't bother spending the money on 1080p. You will have all you need with 1080i (1366x768). I own a 42" 1080p set, and helped my former gf buy a 1080i set. The difference isn't worth the money below 50", IMHO.

Go 1080i.

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04-05-2007, 02:43 PM	#1
pbnbcr Active Member Member since:Mar 2007 Location:INDIANA	I can tell the difference between interlaced and progressive scan images, but on a 32", I don't know that it would make a huge difference. It's gonna look good no matter which resolution you get, but for me, I would get the 1080p set because I notice the little things (I work with HDTVs).

04-10-2007, 02:31 PM	#3
baccusboy Banned Member since:Feb 2007 Location:South Korea Blu-ray reviews:3	If you go with just 32", then don't bother spending the money on 1080p. You will have all you need with 1080i (1366x768). I own a 42" 1080p set, and helped my former gf buy a 1080i set. The difference isn't worth the money below 50", IMHO. Go 1080i.

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