"The 720p means it shows 720 lines across the screen concurrently every 60 seconds, this leads to a resolution of 1280x720. Naturally, the 1080p shows 1080 lines, producing a resolution of 1920x1080. The 720p is more common than the 1080p when watching regular TV, it is usually preferable for sporting events. Basically, the 1080 produces a better resolution than the 720, showing more detail."
The difference between 720p and 1080p is in how many pixels are displayed across the screen horizontally and vertically. 1080p would have more pixels and thus the image on the screen would be clearer.
Yes, the larger the television size, the more noticeable the difference in pixalation.
HDTV can be a bit confusing since you can get different definitions. The difference between 780p and 1080p is the number of pixels, which are little dots that make up an image.
The 1080p will produce the best picture.
Yes, probably. But the quality difference won't be noticeable... Yes you can have a 1080p source on a 720p panel. You won't be taking full advantage of the Blu-ray/ PS3/ Xbox360 but it will work just fine.
ye3s if you compare it to cod5 then you can see a large difference
If you are looking to get a nineteen inch LED television then you should get the one that is 1080p. The picture is very different between the two and you will enjoy the 1080p more.
the difference between and regular dvd and blu ray is a whole different experience. the quality is so much better and come is 720p 1080p. the quality is magnificent.
It is possible for the PS3 to upscale a 720p TV to 1080p quality. This is because the PS3 offers a built-in setting that can be turned off and on.
Negative, no networks broadcast in 1080P yet, it does 720P and 1080i
The PS3 will upscale to 1080P if the system is set to upscale. You will not get 1080p you will get 720P upscaled to 1080P. I find that DVDs movies are better on the upscaled format, but they are not of the quality of Blu Ray.
The difference is the amount of lines of resolution. From a visual standpoint, they both look great, but if you have a TV less than 40" you won't be able to tell the difference at standard viewing distance.