Most of the pro-sport channels are using 1280x720P, not 1920x1080i/P. Why you wasted your money in watching 1080P display is strange. What gaming platform are you using that you know the games are being generated in 1080P? A lot of claims out there and little evidence.
Also, how wide is your 1080P HDTV and how far back is your typical viewing distance? For a 50" 16:9 1080P HDTV the viewing width would be 43.6", and if you sit farther back than 65.4" then you eyes are not going to resolve the entire 1080P resolution unless your eyes are better than 20/20.
Maybe you don't see a difference because of the way you are using the HDTV. How you can say you do not see the difference in a six-fold increase in pixel resolution and a much larger color palette is bewildering.
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Most of the pro-sport channels are using 1280x720P, not 1920x1080i/P. Why you wasted your money in watching 1080P display is strange. What gaming platform are you using that you know the games are being generated in 1080P? A lot of claims out there and little evidence.
Also, how wide is your 1080P HDTV and how far back is your typical viewing distance? For a 50" 16:9 1080P HDTV the viewing width would be 43.6", and if you sit farther back than 65.4" then you eyes are not going to resolve the entire 1080P resolution unless your eyes are better than 20/20.
Maybe you don't see a difference because of the way you are using the HDTV. How you can say you do not see the difference in a six-fold increase in pixel resolution and a much larger color palette is bewildering.