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Old 10-30-2007, 01:00 AM   #1
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I have a Samsung DLP tv with an HDMI input, does this mean the tv plays at 1080p? I can't find a place in my manual that says it's 1080p or 1080i. I'm hoping that because it comes with a HDMI input it's 1080p.

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I have a Samsung DLP tv with an HDMI input, does this mean the tv plays at 1080p? I can't find a place in my manual that says it's 1080p or 1080i. I'm hoping that because it comes with a HDMI input it's 1080p.

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what is the model #
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Its 720p


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Its 1080i... Look down at the technical details... it says 1080i


EDIT: you are right... my bad. 720p
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will the blu-ray player still look a lot better than a normal dvd on my 1080i? I can't really afford a new tv yet.

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will the blu-ray player still look a lot better than a normal dvd on my 1080i? I can't really afford a new tv yet.

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Yes, it will still look good, much better than a normal dvd.
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will the blu-ray player still look a lot better than a normal dvd on my 1080i? I can't really afford a new tv yet.

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Yes, if you have ever watched OTA-HD (over-the-air), it will look better, because there is a lot on compression in OTA.
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will the blu-ray player still look a lot better than a normal dvd on my 1080i? I can't really afford a new tv yet.

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You asked that already

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