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Question: 1080p? How can this TV boast 1080p compatibility (in the "see more technical details" section)when its resolution is 1366 x 768?
Document: But it's more loaded, technically.Resolution - 720p is enough for a 32" LCD TV because you will not see the difference between 1080p and 720p on a 32" TV from a 6-9 feet distance. But if you gonna go for more than 37", consider 1080p.I compared technical specifications of different TVs in this price range and size. To me, this Toshiba TV seems to be more technically sophisticated.
I have my own Avia disc on order to fine-tune the picture myself, as well.The main products I was comparing against were all other 720p 32" TVs. 1080p resolution seemed silly to pay for in this size, since you can't see it, though the brands that put out 32" 1080p TVs (e.g. Sharp) seemed to have better video processors in the 1080p models and skimp a bit in the 720p models.
The hdmi cable carries both the video and audio signal and hence hooking up the laptop to the TV is very clean and easy. You can do this with pretty much any TV that has a hdmi input. However most TVs are subject to overscanning and display only part of the computer screen. This is where the Regza stands out.After setting the 720P (1280x720) resolution on your laptop, select "native" as your picture size. You can now see the entire computer screen with no clipped areas.
I struggled between this and a 40" Samsung 1080p. I am no expert but I can see no visible difference in quality between these two TVs but there is a lot of difference in price. I am constantly going, "oh my goodness" while watching this TV with my HD DVD player. If you are on the fence about what TV to buy like I was, buy this one! You won't regret it.
This T.V. is like looking through a window when it's getting a Hi-Def signal. I never watched PBS until I got this baby. I also have a PS3 and a HDMI cable. When I set its output to 1080p resolution and put in The Empire Strikes Back DVD; I was blown away by the picture. The only thing I regret is not getting the 37" model. This is a little small for my bedroom.
Only real complaint is that this model won't accept a 1080p signal through component cables, but only through HDMI. Kinda disappointing, but since I can't really see a difference between my Xbox360 in 1080i and my PS3 in 1080p, I'm sure that I can live with that.I won't hesitate to buy another Toshiba HDTV from now on.
The TV is good, however it does not have the quality that I thought. No DVD inside. If you want to use it as a PC monitor, it does not support high definition image (1280 x 800). If you don't bother with those things, it is a nice TV for a 720p
Delivered on time. Delivery team opened and hooked up TV (did not have to).It has outstanding resolution and sound. Purchased the wall mount but have it on a stand and looks great. Outstanding value.
I have my computer resolution set to 1280X800 which keeps the whole picture from fitting on the screen but the TV scrolls with your mouse so nothing is missed. To fit the entire screen on the TV the resolution of 1024X768 works best.For just watching TV the Toshiba performs very well especially when watching high definition programming.
It can display 1024x768, 800x600, and 640zx480 and nothing else. It can't even display start up info when you first turn on the computer because that is in text mode. Worst of all, it can't do a 1366x768 display which is the native resolution of the screen and would be the best choice.Overall, this is a great TV for the money. The picture is great, I can live with the rest.
Answer: It means that it can take a 1080p input from a source like a HD-DVD or Blue Ray and lower the resolution slightly to match the TV.