Baalzamon on 09 May 2010
Ok, I may be completely wrong with this, but, all you need to do are some simple calculations and you will see that on the calculation end of it, there is clearly a difference. A 720p tv has 921,600 total pixels. To counter that, a 1080p tv has 2,073,600 pixels. That is over twice as many pixels. On a smaller tv, you probably won't notice the difference, but when you have a tv that is 32 inches or bigger, you are telling me that people won't notice the difference between 921k pixels and 2 m pixels. I'm pretty sure I could tell that somebody with 2 million hairs on their head has more hair than somebody with 921k hairs on their head from a distance of 15 feet.
Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.
