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When a HDTV says native resolution of 720p but also says compatible with 1080i and 1080p, what does it mean?
There is a tv i am looking at buying. It's a 32" Sanyo Vizio LCD HDTV. On the box it says its 720p but compatible with the 1080 range. Does this mean it will broadcast in 1080i or 1080p, or will it convert them to 720p?
If it's a flat screen LCD TV, then look at it closely. The picture actually consists of a bunch of tiny little lights in a grid pattern,
"Native Resolution" of 720 means that the number of these little grid elements (vertically) is 720. (i.e. it's a grid of about 720x1280 pixels, or picture dots.) That's 720 horizontal lines of picture display.
"Compatible with 1080i/p" means it will take an incoming signal in 1080 (i - interlaced, or p- progressive scan)or 1080 lines of picture information and internally translate it electronically into a 720p (720 line) picture to show on the screen. Sort of like what happens when you view your 5-megapixel camera photos on a 1.5megapixel monitor. It loses some information or detail.
So you will be able to see the signal, but it won't be as sharp as if the TV did display 1080 lines of picture. Still 720 isn't bad. But, what's happening is - until now everything flat and affordable was 720 lines. The new (more expensive) generation of flat-screens are all coming out as 1080 lines of picture (1080x1900 pixels), so the dealers are discounting the less desirable 720's to get them out of the store.
The best comparison is to look at similar-sized TVs with a true 1080 input signal side-by-side. Also, consider what your HD source is. Some HD players and cable boxes only output HDMI (the square digital plug) and some only output component (the Red-green-Blue-black RCA plugs). Older TVs had an issue with the digital security on HDMI. Some players would not output HD on component because of concerns over piracy of HD signals. Make sure your pieces work.
My suggestion? If you can wait, save and get a 1080 native TV. The prices are coming down, and there's no sharper resolution on the horizon yet, so 1080 will be good for quite a few years. 720 is fine for the TV in the bedroom, but for your living room theatre, why not the best? Unles you plan to replace it in less than 5 years, that's the TV you'll be watching for quite a while.