How much difference is there between a 42” Plasma 720P and a 42” Plasma 1080P, besides the 360 extra lines of resolution, (observable difference)?
The price of the 1080p should be higher than the price of the 720p. Also, 1080p looks better on 40" or higher as compared to 720p looking better on 40" or lower. Also, 720p is better if you are going to be playing a Wii or if you are going to
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Looks like Samsung’s 3D Blu-ray players aren’t the only ones coming in cheaper versions, as it’s unveiled the new 680 Series and 490 Series plasma HDTVs. Both were shown off in Korea yesterday, though the US website only features a product page for the 50-inch PN50C680 so far, showing off its 1080p specs and DLNA access. You will give up a few features from higher end plasmas, which add picture-in-picture, widgets, a higher contrast ratio and slimmer designs to the mix. The PN50C490′s situation is a bit murkier, but FlatpanelsHD reports it will be the first 720p 3DTV of the current generation. With current series 4 plasmas retailing for around $720, it could also be the first flat 3D set to crack (or at least approach) the $1,000 barrier — if you’re willing to miss out on the extra pixels.
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