What is this portable TV's screen resolution (e.g. does it support 720p, 1366 x 786 pixels)? I would not expect this portable TV to have 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080), but does it have at least 720p (1366 x 786) for HDTV show?
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My guess is it's the same panel as used in a lot of 7" netbooks, so around 800x480. It's NOT HDTV but the picture is pretty good considering its size and price... it's not HDTV but with a good signal the picture looks pretty good. Edit-- found this link (manufacturer's--http://www.axionzone.com/App/stx.productdetail.asp?did=41) , their 9" model is 800x480, and another 7" is 480x234 so it's possible that's all it is. The 8701 isn't listed so it's still not easy to know for sure. I still think it looks good for its size.
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The one I bought last summer was 720p. But the resolution is great. I don't have a blue ray player though. And they are optimal with 1080 p I've been told.
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It looks as good as a non-HDTV. From the few times I've looked at SD tv though, it doesn't utilize widescreen (It's still 4:3 rather than 16:9). So that's something you might want to think about.
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You know i just realized this is a forum for the 720p model - I already have a 720p hdtv and I'm actually looking at the 1080p model. Looking for that one to drop another $100 (hint hint Amazon) before I jump in to get one.
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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.
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what make and model tv are you playing it on and can the tv play 780p and or 1080i resolution?you may not see much of a difference if not.
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Yes it supports the HDMI resolutions. And the default output setting is 720P.
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Is this TV capable of "24p"? I'm not sure what that is, but it supposedly improves the picture quality, so, and Panasonic just introduced this kick-ass BD player, which I would sooo consider buying after I get a new TV, since my 3-year old LCD (Dynex) totally stopped working about a month ago...(I'm using my gramma's 14" DTV for now, would upgrade yesterday, but I'll be w/o the necessary cash probably for another 8+ months...). Thanks.
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Anything 720p or above is HD. This is a 1080p, which is HD to the max. It is the number of pixels per square inch. There's no need to print HD on this type of tv any more, as it is so high in pixels. It's kind of the same reason no one prints "COLOR" on a tv description, as they are "ALL" color.
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My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because with digital cables there's no need for shielding). My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because... » Read More My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because with digital cables there's no need for shielding). « Show Less
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The specs (http://www.usa.philips.com/c/televisions/26-inch-class-po-26pfl4507_f7/prd/en/;jsessionid=106793352FDEE80862A19E5FE46D31C6.app121-drp2?t=specifications) say it supports both 1080P and 1080I.
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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.
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I use it on a 46" Sony TV and it displays 1080p very nicely, I didn't even check to see the resolution but it was high I'm sure. I will be using it on a 32" Samsung monitor later but I'm sure it will display well there too.
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Apparently they have upgraded to what they call "near HD"... 1280x540. I would like to know if anyone has actually seen this on a decent size 1080p screen, and how it looks. Also, can it pass 5.1 sound?
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Hello, The screen resolution for this model is 1920 X 1080. There wa typo in our listing and we are correcting it now. You will receive the Full HD model. Thank you, Jesse
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The native resolution of this tv is 720p so everthing gets converted to this resolution (1080p, 1080i, 525, etc.) when displayed.
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Because this is a 720P tv, I'm told no matter what you try to do with a video card or anything else you probably will not be able to change the resolution to 1080P because this tv will not be able to handle it.