Which Lcd Hgtv Should I Buy?

[sactownstang]

The 1080 one was 1700 back then so ya it's 720p.

But I have a mitsubishi that does 1080i and there's no programs for it.

A blu ray DVD or HD DVD are reported to do 1080, as well as the PS3.

Is 1080 that important?

[Forevrbumpn]

I would do the Tosh

If you lived in Sac, I can get you a Sony Bravia 40"(32" available too) with every hook up known to man (besides BNC) for about $1100, 7 video inputs, VGA, HDMI, Component, composite, RF, digi tuner built inside I want to say its 1080P, but may be 720p, was $1600- demo discount, but I JUST PUT it on display

[sierra mist]

I bought the Westinghouse from Best Buy. I was $1002.38 after a 12% off coupon. Watching Tennessee and Cal on 1080i looked remarkable!

[pauleqer]

I would do the Tosh

If you lived in Sac, I can get you a Sony Bravia 40"(32" available too) with every hook up known to man (besides BNC) for about $1100, 7 video inputs, VGA, HDMI, Component, composite, RF, digi tuner built inside I want to say its 1080P, but may be 720p, was $1600- demo discount, but I JUST PUT it on display

X2 on that or any sony tv

[doughboi916]

DLP all the way, SAMSUNG

[paul]

Option 1

Option 2

Option 2. If it doesn't say 1080p, then forget about it. I understand if the toshiba accepts up to 1080p signals but I'm sure when it processes the signal it will display it in 1080i. Plus they only knocked $100 off the original price of the toshiba. Yea, Westinghouse is the way to go

[sierra mist]

Option 2. If it doesn't say 1080p, then forget about it. I understand if the toshiba accepts up to 1080p signals but I'm sure when it processes the signal it will display it in 1080i. Plus they only knocked $100 off the original price of the toshiba. Yea, Westinghouse is the way to go

Ummhm, I bought the Westinghouse and it looks great. I can't wait to watch a blu-ray disk movie on it.