On Sunday 18 December 2005 23:26, Yeechang Lee wrote: > Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> says: > > no HDTV currently accepts 1080p input.
Somebody beat me to the "BS!" call... ;) > Not many do, but there are some and more such models are coming out > each week; the Magnolia Audio/Video I visited last week was > highlighting their selection of them. Now, there are a few caveats: > > * No readily-available source of 1080p content other than computers > (including MythTV, natch). Not cable, not over-the-air broadcasts, > not videogames. It's likely HD-DVD and Blu-Ray (including the > PlayStation 3) will carry 1080p content, though. > * TVs that take 1080p input will sometimes restrict them to only a > given input port while others only do 1080i. > * Some models that claim to do true 1080p, like a certain Sceptre 37", > will internally convert to 1080i then convert back to 1080p, or pull > some other tricks. Others, like a Westinghouse 37", is said to be > true 1080p all the way. I have said Westinghouse 37" TV, and it most definitely does accept and display a GORGEOUS 1080p signal (from a GeForce 6200's DVI port). -- Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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