Full HDTV 1080p televisions are masterpieces of modern technology. They offer a sharp image with a resolution of 1920 by 1080 pixels.

When we talk about HDTV, you should know that there are five different screen resolutions available: three of them are different screen resolutions that are popularly known as 720p, and then there are 1080i and 1080p, with 1080p being the highest resolution available. It is also known as “full HDTV”.

You may be wondering how big the difference in resolution really is between 720p Y 1080p televisions? Well, a typical 720p TV has a resolution of 1280×720 pixels, which means its total number of pixels is 921,600. A 1080p TV has 2,073,600 pixels, double that!

Don’t let salespeople sell you something you don’t need: On a screen smaller than 42 inches, the human eye can’t tell the difference between Full HDTV 1080p screen resolution and the lower 720p resolution. If you want to buy a smaller plasma or LCD, take our advice: don’t waste your money on a full screen HDTV, buy a 720p set.

When you go shopping 1080p televisions, you are always faced with a dilemma: should you choose a plasma or an LCD? Some people say that plasma technology is obsolete. Don’t listen to them. Both technologies have their strengths and weaknesses. At this time, we will not go into much detail about this. Instead, we will emphasize just a few key points:

1. You will hear people say that plasma is bad because of the “burn-in” problem. This problem has been resolved. However, if you plan to use your television as a large computer monitor, you should choose an LCD model.

2. The classic analog picture, which is still widely used, looks better on a plasma TV than on an LCD TV.

3. Fast action scenes look better on plasma television.

4. LCD technology is cheaper. For the same screen size, the LCD screen offers a picture that is almost as good as a plasma TV, but at a significantly lower price.