webbp
Standard Member
Hi Guys,
In my quest for the best quality I can manage for my home cinema (on a budget of course), I have managed to get hold of a few hi-def films (thanks to the wonderful world of the internet).
My next goal is to find a suitable screen.
It seems there are very few displays that can display a full 1080i display in its native format 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Hence I now start looking for good 720p displays.
On a recent trip round curry's I noticed a very nice looking rear-projection set. The Sony KF42SX300. (Best deal seems to be at unbeatable)
Now I have scoured the net & cannot find anything that tells me its native resolution in pixels.
They all state: 3.28 Million Resolution with 0.87" W-XGA Panels
Now to me W-XGA means 1280 x 768.
Can anyone help me to confirm/deny my curiousity.
Many Thanks
In my quest for the best quality I can manage for my home cinema (on a budget of course), I have managed to get hold of a few hi-def films (thanks to the wonderful world of the internet).
My next goal is to find a suitable screen.
It seems there are very few displays that can display a full 1080i display in its native format 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Hence I now start looking for good 720p displays.
On a recent trip round curry's I noticed a very nice looking rear-projection set. The Sony KF42SX300. (Best deal seems to be at unbeatable)
Now I have scoured the net & cannot find anything that tells me its native resolution in pixels.
They all state: 3.28 Million Resolution with 0.87" W-XGA Panels
Now to me W-XGA means 1280 x 768.
Can anyone help me to confirm/deny my curiousity.
Many Thanks