| Entroper said: If your TV has 3:2 pulldown, 1080i = 1080p for 24 fps film sources. |
NO!
As for the OP, 300 is the worst choice to try HD movies.
Besides, you need a 1080p set to see a really big improvement compared to DVD.
As for stores, it's impossible to get a good picture in them, as for a start, all the TV are in the default "burning eyes" mode which is the worst of all and is made to attract your eyes in a store which use neons or other nasty lights (nasty for quality).
Finally, playing HD games made the very same effect on me (and yes, I have a 1080p HDTV which is calibrated and connected through HDMI to a PS3), there's just no point. I'm playing more on my Wii than ever, even Gamecube games, without any urge to go back to play the HD games.
HD is not a selling point to me, and as I'm a Home Theater enthusiast which have far more incentive for quality than the standard consumer, I'm pretty sure HD is not a selling point to most people (like 5.1 or more surround sound never was for most people).
