LethalWolfe macrumors G3 Original poster Jan 11, 2002 9,370 124 Los Angeles Oct 23, 2006 #1 Long of the short is that most of the HDTVs tested failed to properly display the HD image. D'oh. Link Lethal
Long of the short is that most of the HDTVs tested failed to properly display the HD image. D'oh. Link Lethal
TheMonarch macrumors 65816 May 6, 2005 1,467 1 Bay Area Oct 23, 2006 #2 I don't understand why its so hard to produce an HDTV. Today we have displays that can handle 2560x1600, so why is it so hard to produce 1900x1080?
I don't understand why its so hard to produce an HDTV. Today we have displays that can handle 2560x1600, so why is it so hard to produce 1900x1080?
pdpfilms macrumors 68020 Jun 29, 2004 2,382 1 Vermontana Oct 23, 2006 #3 Wow. That's a lot of failed sets.
leekohler macrumors G5 Dec 22, 2004 14,164 26 Chicago, Illinois Oct 23, 2006 #4 It doesn't look like they tested any CRT HDTVs. I wonder why? Are they not having issues? I have a Philips 30" CRT HDTV, it's great so far.
It doesn't look like they tested any CRT HDTVs. I wonder why? Are they not having issues? I have a Philips 30" CRT HDTV, it's great so far.
clayj macrumors 604 Jan 14, 2005 7,668 1,579 visiting from downstream Oct 23, 2006 #5 leekohler said: It doesn't look like they tested any CRT HDTVs. I wonder why? Are they not having issues? I have a Philips 30" CRT HDTV, it's great so far. Click to expand... HD CRT TVs show all 1080 lines. Most LCD and plasma TVs circa 2005 have only 768 lines or so at most, so a 1080i (or 1080p) signal has to be downscaled to fit. This is not an issue with CRT TVs.
leekohler said: It doesn't look like they tested any CRT HDTVs. I wonder why? Are they not having issues? I have a Philips 30" CRT HDTV, it's great so far. Click to expand... HD CRT TVs show all 1080 lines. Most LCD and plasma TVs circa 2005 have only 768 lines or so at most, so a 1080i (or 1080p) signal has to be downscaled to fit. This is not an issue with CRT TVs.