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Except the Sony and Hitachi 1024x1024 plasmas have always gotten good
reviews. They are said to do a good job on 1080i content since
they're set-up as 'interlaced' 512 panels of vertical
resolution--just subtract a few pixels on each end of your 540 and
things scale well.
The 1024x768 seems to be the midpoint between the EDTV and the
1366x768 panels. And, most scalars seem to have a setting for the
1024x768 panels, so they're pretty common. And, since many find the
EDTV as a improvement over a SDTV, these are certainly an upgrade.
A coworker just purchased the Panasonic TH-50PX50U, and I'm starting
to help him set it up. Been looking through the Manual to see how he
can hook up his computer.
erik g
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>They both use rectangular pixels. 1024x768 is 4x3 and 1024x1024 is 1x1.
>The 1024x1024 uses even more rectangular pixels and I would avoid it (I
>say that without having seen it). Neither of them is truly HD, and both
>are what I call 'pushing it'!
>
>Even Dell is selling a plasma with this pixel layout, and our marketing
>team insists it's "ok" to call it HD.
>
>If I bought either, it would be the 1024x768.
>
>Speaking of plasma, there's a 42" LG 1024x768 plasma WITH TUNER for
>around $1500 coming out in June. I don't have detailed info on it yet,
>but can provide more info when I get it. I might have to pick one up for
>the bedroom...
>
>Jason Burroughs
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>Yes they are both 42" 16 x 9 aspect Plasma's
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>> Depends on the aspect ratio, does it not? 1024x1024 would imply a
>square
>> screen, unless the pixels are not square, or are not equally spaced
>both
>> horizontally and vertically. 1024x768, on the other hand, is a 4:3
>aspect
>> ratio. I assume the models are the same size (42")?
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>> Is a Plasma TV's picture with a resolution of 1024 x 1024 on the most
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>> On this example I was comparing a Samsung HP-P4261(1024 x 768) to a
>> Sanyo PDP42H2w(1024 x 1024)
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