i have a 720p sharp aquos which supports 1080i and V+
now surely its better using the panels native resolution than trying to squeeze a 1080 line interlaced image in to 720 lines. try doing that with your LCD monitor it looks kack
1080i is only really worth using if you have a 1080p tv
and use 1080i for fine detail slow moving still images and 1080p for movies sports games
it really bakes my noodle when people say wow my 720p tv supports 1080i leet roxor
720p: 1,280x720 pixel resolution. High-definition picture that is displayed progressively. Each line is displayed on the screen simultaneously, therefore it is smoother than an interlaced picture.
1080i: 1,920x1,080 pixel resolution. High-definition picture that is displayed interlaced. Each odd line of the picture is displayed, followed by each even line, and the resulting image is not as smooth as a progressive feed. 1080i is therefore a more detailed picture suited to documentaries and wildlife footage, but less suitable for action-oriented material such as sports and movies.
1080p: 1,920x1,080 pixel resolution. High-definition picture that is displayed progressively. Each line is displayed on the screen simultaneously, therefore it is smoother than an interlaced picture. This is the ultimate high-definition standard -- the most detailed picture, displayed progressively.
