@makingmusic476:
The specs are really just to indicate what kind of signal the television can accept and process. All non-CRT HDTVs have a native resolution at which all signals will be displayed; however, the difference in quality may lie in how well the internal scalers and such can process the information. Many 42" plasma TVs, for example, have a native resolution of 1024x768, although they apparently have some sort of additional sub-pixel processing jargon. In essence, it seems that the greater the native resolution of the input signal, the higher potential for image quality (though this means little when dealing with upscaled images). Though, as mentioned, 1080i movie input will be of no less quality than 1080p when used with a 1080p display.
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