1080p from a salesman

I am a home electronics salesman at Sears. While there are tv's on the market that support full 1080p there is currently no cable that can support the data for it. HDMI has the possibility for it, because it can be upgraded, there are places in the cable that are not used as of this time. While the sony XBR tvs can display it, nothing on the market is able to actually output this high of a resolution to date.


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On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 04:07:14 +0000, Coffman34 wrote:

I am a home electronics salesman at Sears. While there are tv's on the
market that support full 1080p there is currently no cable that can
support the data for it. HDMI has the possibility for it, because it can
be upgraded, there are places in the cable that are not used as of this
time. While the sony XBR tvs can display it, nothing on the market is able
to actually output this high of a resolution to date.

My video card is fully capable of supporting 1080p and higher.

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"Coffman34" wrote in message
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I am a home electronics salesman at Sears. While there are tv's on the
market that support full 1080p there is currently no cable that can support
the data for it. HDMI has the possibility for it, because it can be
upgraded, there are places in the cable that are not used as of this time.
While the sony XBR tvs can display it, nothing on the market is able to
actually output this high of a resolution to date.

Not true. I saw it working yesterday with a media drive connected via
IEEE1394 to a Mitsubishi. HDMI can also support it, as can any ATSC
transmission system at 24 and 30 fps.

Frankly, I don't think the 1080p connection makes as much difference, if
any, compared to many other factors, but it is possible.

Just calibrating your set properly will make far more difference than the
diff b/w 1080i and 1080p connections.

Leonard

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"Coffman34" wrote in message
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I am a home electronics salesman at Sears. While there are tv's on
the market that support full 1080p there is currently no cable that
can support the data for it. HDMI has the possibility for it, because
it can be upgraded, there are places in the cable that are not used
as of this time. While the sony XBR tvs can display it, nothing on
the market is able to actually output this high of a resolution to
date.



Time for a new job.

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