| chapset said: is it real hd or just brighter? |
I agree with Rubang, its all is just buzzwords. Now it is accurate that people look at 1080P as THE HD standard, because the human eye really can't tell much of a difference if you go higher, or unless you have a 150" screen.
But digital stuff has really made a huge difference. I guarantee hi-def transfers of movies like Speed Racer and The Dark Knight will look phenomenal on Blu-Ray, as well as on the big screen because they were shot with hi-def cameras.
Digital projectors in theaters make a humongous difference too, and maintain detail on the screen much better when the camera pans from side to side or when there is a lot of movement on the screen.
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