Am I right in thinking that 1080i is the best of the bunch? Interlaced I think the 'i' stands for which I thought we'd got rid of in the PC monitor world
Wes
Am I right in thinking that 1080i is the best of the bunch? Interlaced I think the 'i' stands for which I thought we'd got rid of in the PC monitor world
Wes

1080p is full HD super duper etc etc. 1080i is the next one down (easy to tell by looking at prices for 1080i compared to 1080p).
At average viewing distances its pretty hard to tell the difference between 720p 1080i and 1080p .
I found that on my HD TV that my xbox looked better in 1080i than 720p. However, I have got a true HD TV now so its 1080p all the way!

1080p is more important and noticeable on larger screens. At a guess I would say 32" upwards.

i got a samsung 1080i one the weekend, but the thing to remember is that its all about the connections.
you can have 1080p but if you connect via scart its still never going to look that good.
if you can connect an xbox360 via VGA you'll notice the difference!
Oh it'll be bigger than 32" lol Progressive scan it is then!
Wes
Full HD is only really recognisable in acreens from 42" upawards. I have just bought a Toshiba 42" Full HD TV, and the difference playing CoD:WaW was noticable straight away through an HDMI connection rather than the component connection.
Blu-Rays also look fappin' awesome through it!

1080pxbox360 gaming!!
I recently brought a 40" 1080p Samsung, the picture is awsome! great for gaming and HD movies![]()
May I ask how you have it connected?1080p xbox360 gaming!!
Does my memory serve correct - XB360 can only do 1080p via HDMI, which only the Elite has? I remember from my XB360 days (now PS3) that I'd run in 720p.
My 37" TV can do up to 1080i but I tend to stick with 720p as you can't see the difference between 720 and 1080 at that size and progressive scan is better than interlaced.
All the new Xbox 360 have HDMI I believe.

The arcade version does come with HDMI output, just not the cable. The new motherboard revisions do anyway.
Also I think it's true to say that none or very few Xbox games actually run in 1080p - they are mostly in 1080i & 720p IIRC
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