Resolved Question: why are any TV's 1080 i?

21 November 2008, 1:19 pm

i know you can get TV's that are 1080i HD, but surely if a tv has 1080 rows of pixels then it is capable of displaying 1080p? If this is true why would anyone chose to have an interlaced picture?... Read More »

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