i cant help but laugh at this lol... 720P isnt good quality? oh god... And next youre gonna tell me that 1080P upconverted DVD are better than Blurays...
Did you forget about the Pioneer VS 120hz shootout where the 720P Pioneer plasma whooped up on every single 1080P LCD on the market???
Also, Unless you have a monster huge TV, there is absolutely no dramatic difference btwn 720P and 1080P. Also, remember, most movies are also filmed in 720P/1080i... Only recently are you seeing more action movies shot in full 1080P...
And one more thing... The reason why your signal is horrible is more than likely because you are getting it from your cable carrier... That means your signal is compressed and you get a lower quality HD picture... Throw an antenna on your TV for a full uncompressed signal and THEN come back and tell me 720P is not good quality..
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i cant help but laugh at this lol... 720P isnt good quality? oh god... And next youre gonna tell me that 1080P upconverted DVD are better than Blurays...
Did you forget about the Pioneer VS 120hz shootout where the 720P Pioneer plasma whooped up on every single 1080P LCD on the market???
Also, Unless you have a monster huge TV, there is absolutely no dramatic difference btwn 720P and 1080P. Also, remember, most movies are also filmed in 720P/1080i... Only recently are you seeing more action movies shot in full 1080P...
And one more thing... The reason why your signal is horrible is more than likely because you are getting it from your cable carrier... That means your signal is compressed and you get a lower quality HD picture... Throw an antenna on your TV for a full uncompressed signal and THEN come back and tell me 720P is not good quality..