Is $999 a good price for an HDTV ???

[Spleen]

You Might not notice the difference between 720p and 1080p.

 

[B_S]

You Might not notice the difference between 720p and 1080p.

Yeah I can't really tell difference on my 42 inch 720 compared to my 32 1080p.

 

[assholebythedoor]

there isnt a difference get a flatscreen 150 it cost 500 dollars lesscomeswith a dvd and is all you really should need. everything else is bull;shit

 

[nearlyinvisible]

there isnt a difference get a flatscreen 150 it cost 500 dollars lesscomeswith a dvd and is all you really should need. everything else is bull;shit

You have no idea what you are talking about

 

[Hypergalaxy]

You have no idea what you are talking about

hahah Does he ever know what he is talking about??



And to the OP Target has some nice Lcd's for cheap prices

 

[nearlyinvisible]

Yeah I can't really tell difference on my 42 inch 720 compared to my 32 1080p.

It all depends on your source. You would be most likely to tell the difference if your source was Blu Ray. Most HD TV is 720p or 1080i which would be difficult to tell the difference between.

IMO, you have your TVs backwards. You would have been better off with 1080p in the larger screen (42 inch) and 720p in the smaller screen (32 inch).

The smaller the screen, the more difficult it is to tell the difference of 1080p vs. 720p

 

[B_S]

It all depends on your source. You would be most likely to tell the difference if your source was Blu Ray. Most HD TV is 720p or 1080i which would be difficult to tell the difference between.

IMO, you have your TVs backwards. You would have been better off with 1080p in the larger screen (42 inch) and 720p in the smaller screen (32 inch).

The smaller the screen, the more difficult it is to tell the difference of 1080p vs. 720p

hmm I compared them with a Blu-Ray movie and could not really tell but I'm no expert.

Notice that site has some good deals on laptops also, I need a nice cheap one for work.