Can any DLP TVs or LCD Projection TVs Accept/Output 1080p

[austin316]

Most I read about state 1080p but can't accept a 1080p signal.

 

[DaveJ]

My 58" HP Pavilion DLP will accept and display a true 1080p signal, and I think the newest Sony SXRDs will too. Samsung's latest 2006 models might, but I don't know. I love my HP.

Dave

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: DaveJ
Samsung's latest 2006 models might, but I don't know. I love my HP.

Dave

The newest Samsung is able to accept true 1080p, have one on order.

 

[purbeast0]

i would like to see true 1080p and see how it compares to 720p.

 

[MrWizzard]

The Westinghouse 37 and their large one does.

Good buy for the money.

Oh and 720p vs. 1080p there is a difference but you need to be pretty close to see it. I play fear and oblivion at 720p and 1080p about 4 feet away and it?s pretty noticeable but if you back up it's not as noticeable. I use mine more as a monitor than a TV.

 

[g8wayrebel]

Yes, there are a number of them that do. Check out the most recent reviews of them from PCWorld Magazine. They did a pretty good job of it for asthetics as well as functions.

 

[austin316]

Originally posted by: Dacalo

Originally posted by: DaveJ
Samsung's latest 2006 models might, but I don't know. I love my HP.

Dave

The newest Samsung is able to accept true 1080p, have one on order.

Link? I've liked the older 1080p samsungs.

 

[mitaiwan82]

just got a Westinghouse 42" LCD....it accepts and outputs 1080p (native resolution is 1920x1080)

 

[QED]

Originally posted by: austin316

Originally posted by: Dacalo

Originally posted by: DaveJ
Samsung's latest 2006 models might, but I don't know. I love my HP.

Dave

The newest Samsung is able to accept true 1080p, have one on order.

Link? I've liked the older 1080p samsungs.

Watch out for the older (2005) Samsungs... they do take a 1080p input natively via HMDI or component even though they have 1080 lines of display resolution.

 

[lokiju]

Totally depends on the TV, if it's capable of 1080p then it'll work fine, if not then it's not going to some how show 1080p resolution on a 1080i TV.

There's a number of models out now that support 1080p with plenty more coming out also.

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: austin316

Originally posted by: Dacalo

Originally posted by: DaveJ
Samsung's latest 2006 models might, but I don't know. I love my HP.

Dave

The newest Samsung is able to accept true 1080p, have one on order.

Link? I've liked the older 1080p samsungs.

Lazy arse, it's 2006 dammit. But I feel generous enough to provide you with this.