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To my eyes, there is not much difference.......

Posted by millen on September 9, 2007 at 09:31:41:
between the two however, if you are sports or fast action movie fanatics the 1080p may suit your taste, as the overall picture quality seems to be smoother with less pixilation and stair casing effects. Again, the overall video quality is entirely dependent on the dvdp/cable provider that you are using with it, as the saying goes WYSIWYG.

BTW, CRT is still king in terms of the overall video quality is just that it is old technology and whereâ€™s the fun in that I can attest to it as my 3 year-old Toshiba 57â€ HD CRT PRTV is setting idle at the bottom on our basementâ€™s staircase.