philips 29" 4908 is 1080p ?
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No, it is not -&gt; http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/29PFL4908_F7/4000-series-led-lcd-tv/specifications However, that's not the reason I wouldn't buy it. I think I've posted a review here. I got mine at Walmart initially, but I was very dissatisfied in spite of the amazingly low price. There are better quality smart TVs/monitors for the money in my humble opinion.
837161
Yes with HDMI cables up to 1080i/1080p and here is a link to Phillips with information on the TV @: http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&ctn;=29PFL4908/F7
837162
No, it is not -> http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/29PFL4908_F7/4000-series-led-lcd-tv/specificationsHowever, that's not the reason I wouldn't buy it. I think I've posted a review here. I got mine at Walmart initially, but I was very dissatisfied in spite of the amazingly low price. There are better quality smart TVs/monitors for the money in my humble opinion.
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You can not view 1080p divx or xvid by this machine. any of 59 series. I own 5980/12. it's the chipset it has: Zoran Vaddis 7 (778) see the manufacturer's spec sheet: http://img65.exs.cx/img65/7866/zoranvaddis7spec1pq.gif ps: copy paste the URL to address bar and click "go".
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It's 1080p. When it says it is 4k capable it means it can take 4k content from a 4k source and downgrade it to its "full hd". That being said, it is probable the highest quality resolution you can get before going the 4k UHD route. I'm very interested in this set myself but I'm going to wait for cnet or some official site to review it.
101354
Yes it supports the HDMI resolutions. And the default output setting is 720P.
615217
This TV is not 1080p, it's 720p. However, it's generally accepted that on any monitor 50" and below the additional resolution isn't discernable.
1895207
Yes. 1080i gets converted to 720p as the TV's native resolution is 720p (it doesn't have enough pixels to display 1080 lines of information). But it shouldn't really matter, as the difference between 720p and true 1080i (or even 1080p) is going to be almost imperceptible on a 26" set.
1619542
What the salesperson probably should have said is that it's not a 1080p HDTV. It is 720p which is still HD.
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.
1534591
You probably would not notice pixilation with 720p and definitely wouldn't see it with 1080p. One thing you should consider though, is the definition of the source. I use to have a projector displayed on a wall (150ish inches) and standard def looked fine to me.
850351
The LN26A450 is a lower resolution monitor(720P Vs 1080P). If your using it for HD TV only, than the picture might actually look better on the lower res monitor because that is the resolution HD TV is broadcast in. If you want the most out of your DVD's, BluRay's, and video games then go with the 1080P.
620251
I'll make it easy for you. Get the 4695D. You answered your own question, broadcast at 1080i much better on 1080p than down-convert to 720, don't you think?
259108
This one does come with Full HD 1080p unless the seller is wrong. Just be sure to check the description since the same Y580 models have different resolutions.
2010281
Under compare item it states it's a 720 but then below it states it is a 1080p.
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I bought two and they use HD7970M and 1600x900 Not 1080P. Really a shame too. Was almost too good to be true.
2010282
Maybe it's been changed since your post, but the spec now clearly states that it's 720p.
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Probably, for playback. Gaming - ?? Here's an explanation. http://geeknizer.com/1080p-minimum-requirements/
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No, quality still comes through as 1080p. I use it for my Xbox and PS3 and it works great.