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Checked my manual.. it says the WD-52327 does 480p and doesn't mention anything higher (nt)

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In Reply to: RE: your set is definitely 720p-Mits never made a "standard" def DLP posted by padreken on March 23, 2008 at 20:46:02

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If your TV is the WD-52327 then it definitely is 720p - DavidLD 15:29:21 03/24/08 (5)
Read the official Mitsubishi sales brochure as the pdf link below.
1280 x 768 resolution is definitely 720p
Brochure says its 720p
You cant call something HD if its ED
480p (EDTV) is 850 x 480 resolution or approximately that.
- Official sales brochure (Open in New Window)
- It says HD-Upgradeable... I wonder what that means ..nt - late 16:57:02 03/24/08 (4)
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  - It needs a digital HD Tuner - DavidLD 17:37:45 03/24/08 (3)
    like every other HD ready TV from that period.
    
    Not to worry. Those are $89
    
    or rent one from the cable or dish company.
    Your TV set is fine--very good in fact.
    - Would I need one to use a Blu-ray dvd player? ..nt - late 17:43:23 03/24/08 (2)
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      - Nope - DavidLD 17:52:29 03/24/08 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Would I need one to use a Blu-ray dvd player? ..nt posted by late on March 24, 2008 at 17:43:23
        
        Nope just plug the blu ray into a set of the component video inputs.
        
        Cool, I'll add that to my 'to do in a year or two' list :) ..nt - late 08:19:30 03/25/08 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Nope posted by DavidLD on March 24, 2008 at 17:52:29
        
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