1080i or 1080p?

which is better for an HD Ready LCD tv? i don't have Full HD only HD Ready. Does it really have any difference?

if you dont have a 1080p TV then you wont be able to use 1080p or it wont look any different. Either way, theres no point (1080p is better)chaoscougar1

Well im able to turn 1080p on, but i don't really know if my tv supports it meaning that i maybe able to turn it on but won't get the results in its full glory.

If your TV supports it than its just as good.. but I think the hz comes into play then as well. It also depends on how big your tv is. If you get a hudge one like a 62'' like my parents tv, the games you play on it wont look quite as good because its being stetched out. It looks amazing dont get me wrong but alot of games, their native resolution is 720p. thats why I like how sony puts the games native resolution on the back of the games.. unlike microsoft that just has HD 720p/1080p.. SLUSHiNaToR

1. 1080i is worse than 720p because:

a. LCD and Plasma TVs are built with progressive scanning on mind

b.Your TV has to convert it from interlaced to progressive unless you have a CRT HDTV

2. Should you use 1080p:

a. Only if your TV is bigger than 40" otherwise you wont notice the difference

b.Console games are native 720p, at least the majority, so having 1080p isnt really giving you much

[QUOTE="SLUSHiNaToR"]If your TV supports it than its just as good.. but I think the hz comes into play then as well. It also depends on how big your tv is. If you get a hudge one like a 62'' like my parents tv, the games you play on it wont look quite as good because its being stetched out. It looks amazing dont get me wrong but alot of games, their native resolution is 720p. thats why I like how sony puts the games native resolution on the back of the games.. unlike microsoft that just has HD 720p/1080p.. chaoscougar1