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EaglePC
04-17-08, 08:09 PM
Hi I purchease a LG 42" Widescreen 1080p Full High Definition LCD TV Model #: 42LB5D in the process of shiipped to me ,I have now a walmart 720p 32" tv
is LG ok will I notice any difference in 720p to 1080i except for it be bigger.i know 1080p is only on blu-ray now
thanks
RobertE
04-17-08, 08:11 PM
Holy smokes...An EaglePC spotting. :eek2:
My guess is you will notice little difference between 720p and 1080i. You will notice a very nice difference going from 32" to 42".
Enjoy.
MIAMI1683
04-17-08, 08:23 PM
Hi I purchease a LG 42" Widescreen 1080p Full High Definition LCD TV Model #: 42LB5D in the process of shiipped to me ,I have now a walmart 720p 32" tv
is LG ok will I notice any difference in 720p to 1080i except for it be bigger.i know 1080p is only on blu-ray now
thanks
First welcome back! Yes you will notice a difference in the tv's. Its all about resolution, response time, processor speed, etc. The LG is a decent TV. I'm sure you'll like it. My Phillips is pretty good. I use the resolutions in the HRxx, as 720p is better for fast action sports. Enjoy and have a good night!
Brandon428
04-17-08, 08:25 PM
Hey dude I thought you were dead. You probably won't see a big difference because even though it'll have more pixels it will be a bigger screen so it'll probably look similar too your 32".As for LG as a brand their ok.
EaglePC
04-17-08, 10:31 PM
thanks guys the tv is 5ms response and the contrast is 10,000:1
been excited
me been laying back and enjoying all directv's HD
spartanstew
04-18-08, 12:45 AM
You'll notice a difference because the LG will scale everything up to 1080p, regardless of the resolution it's receiving.
thanks guys the tv is 5ms response and the contrast is 10,000:1
Keep in mind, that's the contrast that LG claims. The actual contrast will be significantly lower than that.
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