I've got quite few tv's spread about the house. 2 42" LCD's and 2 42" plasma's plus a projector.

Here is my oldest plasma. A Hitachi with a motorised stand which I use for knocking the cat out of the way if he decides to sit in front of the tv looking for attention. Resolution is 1024x1024 interlace using an alis panel.


I also have a Panasonic PX80 plasma.



A passive 3D tv

For retro charm I also have one of these;


Many plasma's are only 720p. They can display 1080i and 1080p downscaled but their true resolution is often only 1024x768. My PX80 has that resolution.

Are there any true 1080i flat panel displays? That is a display that gives a true 1920x1080 resolution in interlace. I've never seen one. Yes a 1080p tv will de-interlace a 1080i signal and display it as 1080p but then that is a 1080p display.

I think if you are listing resolutions it should be;

1080p
1080i (crt based hd displays)
720p
480p
576i
480i

I actually have a mini-imax 3d projector setup for gaming and movies. It's a 720p 3D projector on a 70inch projector screen. It's ungodly huge, love it :)

I chose a 720p projector because about 90% of the stuff I watch and play is still in 720 native.

50" Plasma 1080p 3D Samsung (bought in 2011)
46" LED 1080p Samsung (bought in 2013)

before that I used my 24" monitor for gaming.

Sony 37" LED 1080p 3D bought in 2011 and a small LG 23.5" LCD 720p bought in 2010

1080p - 55"

For gaming, I got a 26" 1080p panasonic.
The screen is great because its got a matte finish to it so theres no reflections.

My first LCD was like a 26inch Samsung R8 720p in 2007 cost me about $1600AUD was in 2007.

Last Year I got a 55inch Samsung Series 7 1080p for like $2300ish AUD i think

Very happy with a full array LED 1080p TV.

1080p 32" samsung
and 27'' philips monitor which goes beyond 1080

"Generic Brand that is lasting surprisingly long" (Fluid) 46" 1080p LCD(?) TV bought in 2011. I call her baby.