Is this title correct? Full HD 1080i?? I saw in another review: "Movie resolution: 640x480 VGA"...???
6606
the resolution is a vga but when you connect it to the hdtv it will upscale the video to 1080i, I don't think it will do it in computer. I will tell you more when I get it.
6607
I am not even sure why they have Full HD 1080i, you can't stretch 640x480 into HD and not loose quality. Videos look great on my computer though.
6608
I think they were trying to say that you can view the photos in full HD, which is misleading, since you only think of videos in HD>
6609
Finally Amazon removed the "Full HD 1080i" from this product title. Now it does make sense...
809675
Yes, it appears to be an articaft of the cable network's use of 1080i instead of 1080p. The artifact does not show up under BluRay which is 1080p. (Just in case you didn't know, the "i" is an interlaced picture scan - only every other line is sent for one picture frame. Rapid transitions force the unsent lines to be seen as blank lines. (Very simple explanation, but it'll suffice for now.)
1307583
I'm running at 1920x1080. It has a full HD screen. The viewing angles are great as well.
2236701
I don't understand what you mean by "Is the 100% correct?". The resolution is as stated: 1920 x 1080. But you can change to lower resolution, if you wish.
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.
1197821
It comes in 1080p,3200x1800 and 4k,check the description for the resolution before u buy
209731
good question, i was wondering too...thx for answers that indicate full HDMI size...
557829
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.
1434969
It's full HD. I use the max 1080p resolution which I think is something like 1920Ã-1080
2230854
there are no stupid questions...except for this one, haha no I'm kidding. It is 1080 and it has an HDMI input, but to be honest I never figured out the HDMI, it looked greenish, so it was missing a color palate, I have it on a regular DVI to my Mac, I completely recommend it, I had another monitor that was supposed to be better and ended up return it, so far it's been a great monitor.Hope this helps.
1934115
The native resolution of this projector is 640*480. It support 1080P. Maximum Resolution: Full HD (1920 x 1080 Pixels), 1080P,720P
1829424
Yes it is true 1080p and you also have the option to record in 1080i to save memory space.
2254774
Unknown what resolution!Nothing is shown on the specs showing the resolution.The users manual is very small print and almost useless.It is an Android 4.2.2 Display screen: 1,024 x 600 pixels screen.It has a very crisp and sharp picture when reviewing pictures, videos or used online.When I use it to output to my HDMI 1080 TV. It still has the same very sharp and crisp picture.Even when I zoom in on a pictures no loss of pixels.Very clear for downloading movies.
1468204
It is Full 1920 x 1080 HD, but then again it's a laptop and you still have the same viewing issues you have with all laptops, the screen angle. You move the screen a little further back or forward based on your viewing position and the video image quality changes -but that's the nature of a laptop. It's good for games, you can certainly watch an HD video. I prefer to watch my full length movies on an Full HD TV. I work from home and have to have access 24/7, so I use mine in my bedroom as a desktop alternative because of the large screen. I hope that helps.
1869165
Do you know how big the files would be for 1080p? It would be out of control and need a 500gb drive vs the onboard 60gb and you would be burning through crazy DVDs to archive everything. As a user, 1080i is fine. If you want 1080p, hold out for the upcoming blu-ray camcorders... but be prepared to spend some serious cash and it's first generation.http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/20/hitachis-blu-ray-camcorders-coming-this-year/
468974
On a smaller screen, 720 is as good as 1080 -- hard to tell the difference. I think when you go over 40", you would be better served by 1080.
981061
Gamble, The other BIG difference is that the 65's HDMI inputs actually ACCEPT 1080p vs. being 1080p COMPATIBLE and scaling down to 1080i only to reformat it back to "P" like the 61. Go for the 65...I was in the same boat as you until I found that out reading my Crutchfield catalog. Only makes sense for HD-DVD (now a dead format) and Blu-Ray