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Any current HD-RPTV that do 720p??? (1 Viewer)

Dennis Reno

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Have all the manufacturers caved into interlace? Will I be forced to one day purchase a projector???
 

Jeff Williams

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Dennis,

I know Hitachi's support 720p. It is an issue I was looking into myself and I have only found Hitachi so far.

Jeff
 

Steve Schaffer

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Hitachi's crt based sets do accept a 720p signal but will not display it natively. They convert 720p input to 1080i.
Hitachi's dlp rptv will not only accept 720p, but will also display it natively.
In fact when fed 1080i they convert it to 720p. These sets are very hard to find and also quite expensive.
 

Mike I

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There are currently very few HD ready CRT sets on the market that accept 720p including the Hitachi mentioned above..The set top box's on the market will take a 720p signal and convert it to 1080i for the vast majority of HD ready crt tv's currently on the market.. ABC is the only broadcaster doing 720p...Everyone else is 1080i...
 

Nathan_R

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If you can still get get, the Panasonic PT-56WFX95A does 720p. At least mine does. Manufactured June 2000.

~~Nathan
 

Harold A

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Most HD ready RPTV will accept 720p but most convert it to 1080i before displaying it. There are some that will display native 720p but they are up there in $$$.
 

Mike I

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Most HD ready sets will not accept 720p...The set top box must convert it first to 1080i...The set top box does the converting, not the tv...
 

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