Whats the difference between a hdtv and a full hdtv?

Question

whats the difference and also do u prefer a lcd tv or a plasma tv

Answer 1

HDTV is 720P or better. Full HDTV refers to 1080p resolution. If your looking at TVs that are less than 50", look for a 720P set (it will save you some $ and you won't see any difference at normal viewing distances).

Answer 2

hdtv or hd ready tv is 720p whereas full hdtv is 1080p

you can refer the following link for more details

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/720p

lcd vd plasma tv

http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv-pl...

http://www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com/plasm...

Answer 3

hdtv is 720p and 1080i and fhdtv is 1080p

720p is about 945,000 pixels

1080i and 1080p is both over 2million pixels but 1080i shows them twice as slow as 1080p.

Answer 4

I have to disagree with the "top contributor" as usual...  the difference between 720p and 1080 is noticeable on a 32" and definitely 40", unless you're 15 to 20 feet away or unless you need glasses.

Answer 5

Feel free to read up what you need in this HDTV blog as well as other useful reviews, tips and news too here:

=> http://www.my-e-site.com/hdtv

Cheers to you and I hope it would be useful to you...