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2/24/2013 1:19:39 AM
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P= progressive scan
i = interlaced
Interlaced means that for a single refresh, one half of the lines are projected/shown/displayed/scanned onto the display. The next refresh does the other half of the lines and "persistence of vision" (which occurs in your eye/brain) takes care of the difference.
Progressive scan means that all lines are displayed on each refresh of the entire screen.
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TL,DR: Progressive is 60fps Interlaced is 60 refreshes per second, but only 30 frames per second
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Oh I ask because I can't record PS3 in 1080p only 1080i they look the same to me/
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Use 720p instead of 1080i.
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is it better to get a cheaper 720P TV or pay $350 more for a different TV with different features but in 1080P?
