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32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48988142 added 04-03-2012 1:51 PM by NYExcuse in Archived Deals
SD is strictly 480i, while 480p is not necessarily considered HD it's most certainly not SD. Also your phone comment is complete bullshit. Perhaps you could tell me how a screen that is only 800x480...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48992056 added 04-03-2012 4:20 PM by bonkman in Archived Deals
As I said, it's "enhanced definition." But it's still standard definition in that there's no resolution change. It's just not interlaced. It's DEFINITELY not, as you state "not necessarily...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48930142 added 04-01-2012 10:22 AM by NYExcuse in Archived Deals
They say at about 10 feet the difference between 1080p and 480p on a 32" tv isn't noticeable.
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48929208 added 04-01-2012 9:33 AM by Jedi5 in Archived Deals
If you have a 32" HD TV, will you need an HD receiver to see HD quality? I always thought that anything less than 42" TV, you didn't need it to be an HD TV or or need an HD receiver. I had...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48956862 added 04-02-2012 12:24 PM by PiratePenguin in Archived Deals
Totally agree. HD vs non hd can be easily seen on any tv. You should upgrade your source.
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48981206 added 04-03-2012 10:02 AM by bonkman in Archived Deals
Yes it is. It's progressive scan, meaning all lines are displayed at once (vs 480i) but it's still SD. Sometimes people call it "enhanced definition" but it's still standard rather than high res. ...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48930074 added 04-01-2012 10:19 AM by mokarney in Archived Deals
nope. if your tv supports 1080p/i then get a HD Receiver. If it only goes upto 720p, its in the grey zone and you can stick with a SD and get 480 or get a HD receiver. Now depending on your cable...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #49015480 added 04-04-2012 12:25 PM by bonkman in Archived Deals
aka slickdealer's cable subscription.
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48957718 added 04-02-2012 12:53 PM by NYExcuse in Archived Deals
First 480p isn't standard definition, second I'm not quite following your cell phone comment.
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48956024 added 04-02-2012 11:59 AM by bonkman in Archived Deals
they'd be wrong. You can easily tell the difference between HD and SD material at almost any size screen. Compare videos on your cell phone/ipod touch if you don't believe me. It's very...
32" HD TV need HD receiver?
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Thread created 04-01-2012 by Jedi5
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Post #48997372 added 04-03-2012 8:28 PM by Enjoralas in Archived Deals
Bonkman has it absolutely correct. There is an ENORMOUS quality difference between 480 and 720/1080, i or p notwithstanding, and you will notice it on any screen that is capable of displaying more...

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