Is this really 1080?
2083593
Most of the web streaming isn't 1080 P, but when it is, this monitor will deliver. Many web sites give the user a choice from a menu that has full screen, HD, or any of the definition numbers to fit your browser speed.
1196270
No, quality still comes through as 1080p. I use it for my Xbox and PS3 and it works great.
393792
It has 720p native resolution but does show in 1080 as well and has a wonderful picture. However, it is not a true 1080p which is why it only says 720p in the model description. Hope this helps.
1049080
It says it is 1080, It has 2 HDMI inputs. I have it connected by HDMI but not to HD, so I cannot say for sure. There are RCA outputs for external speakers and you can shut internal speakers off in the menu.
463396
Yes, but only through the 1.2 display port on the card. Anything else is capped at 1080p.
2127733
Hi,Claire,thank you for your inquiry. It is 1920*1080 25fps /1280*720 30fps/640*480 60fps .
2244290
As long as your monitor supports VGA then it will output whatever your video card can support then yes it should output to a 1080 resolution with that cable I am selling
2134926
It appears to max at 1900 x 1080. My Lenovo 9704 HTPC is connected via HDMI to my Integra DTR 5.8 and then HDMI to my Panasonic 46" plasma. The picture is gorgeous. Solid 1080p with seamless streaming from most websites. (and with only two megs of system ram)
1287519
No, the normal human eye cannot tell the difference between 1080i and 1080p, the same for 1080p and 720p HDTV's. One might tell a difference if the face is pressed against the tv screen, a practice I would not recommend.
436627
Nancy, It is neither. It's a 720p. At 26 inches, diagonally measured, a 1080p or i is not going to provide a better picture. That's why most manufacturers have simply stopped making TV's at this size with 10890p or i projection. Of course, the TV will accept a 1080 p or i signal but you would never be able to tell the difference in the projection of that picture.
910671
I'm not sure, but I get greater than 1080p on my monitors, which are 1920x1200. Much will probably depend on the max resolution supported by your PC's video card. HTH.
1515591
It can process 1080p resolution, but not project it. So, yes, it's trickery.
1519731
Yes it is. As a personal user of this exact model, I can confirm that it is indeed 1920x1080. Oh and it's beautiful!
2103664
To the best of my knowledge the highest resolution is 1440x1080p which when played back is reported as 1920x1080p. It's not true 1080p but it's better than 720p and honestly it looks pretty damn good, with decent lighting of course.
1976621
The maximum resolution on this is 1080p, contrary to the little blurb that they have on the product page. I bought this solely because I hoped to connect my gaming PC (which has Mini DisplayPort 1.2 which can support full 4k at 60hz) to my 4k TV (Which has HDMI 2.0). Through this adapter my PC can only see my TV as a 1080p display.
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It will display 1920x1080, however because it is a 720p kernel, everything is optimized at 720p, so it looks like 720p even though it's in 1080p. An updated kernel will fix that.
739353
It is technically 4k using this ratio: 1.78:1 (16:9). In other words if kept at the current 1080P ratio of 16:9 which is 1920x1080 then this monitor is 2x 1080p or 3840x2160, this is also called UHD Ultra high definition or Quad HD. You might say there is no 4k pixels on this monitor, well because the 4K name really comes from DCI and the digital Cinema considers 4096 × 2160 to be 4k resolution, so you can say this is a 4k monitor just not at the DCI ratio which is just a little wider.