Sharp's AQUOS P Series of TVs: world's first 22- and 26-inch 1080p LCDs

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mcrexx @ Oct 29th 2007 12:25PM

WHY? There's absolutely NO point in 1080p for such a small screen. The difference can't be seen on such a small screen. Actually anything at or under 42", 1080p is unnecessary.

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hohmes @ Oct 29th 2007 1:07PM

Actually, you'd want 1080p on a 22" screen if you are sitting 4' or closer according to this chart:

http://s3.carltonbale.com/resolution_chart.html

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The same used to be said about HDTV vs. EDTV. It used to be that 720p was unecessary on any TV at 42" or smaller.

Besides, the selling point for these Sharps is their PC connectivity. Seems as though they are meant to have a PC/Mac connected to it as well as TV inputs.

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