I used to but i tripped into my 46" Samsung and broke the screen. Not covered under warranty cause its a accident and my insurance has a accident provision but i didn't pay extra for it. Sucks to be me :?
only way you can actually see the difference between 1080i and 1080p is if you have anything with a 42" HDTV and up. other than that, most games look best being played in at 720p.
only way you can actually see the difference between 1080i and 1080p is if you have anything with a 42" HDTV and up. other than that, most games look best being played in at 720p.
Yep, we have a Sony 72 incher in the movie room, and a Samsung 46 incher, and I could tell the difference very well. But yeah 720 is just the sweet spot still.
I have a 32 inch Sony Bravia that does 720p/1080i that I game on when I'm at home. :D When I'm at my cottage or living at University or whatever, I have an 18 inch Sharp that does 720p that I game on. :D
Yes and I also use my Wii on the same hdtv although that isn't so hot lol, but once my eyes adjust and the blood clears from the jaggies even that looks nice in some games.
Games and videos look awesome on my 32" standard TV - I have no reason to throw away money on a HDTV.
BF: Bad Company is awesome BTW :)Netherscourge
you're missing out man, I had a 25 inch SDTV til I got a 360 and played on my parents 60 inch tv. 3 months later I bought a 56 inch 1080p adn I can't go back to SD. Sometimes you have to trat yourself
No. It doesn't make a difference to me, I'm not spending hundreds on some HDTV when I have other things to focus on and an SDTV that looks perfectly fine.
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