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Major Nelson: Fix on the way for Xbox 360 1080p problems

Microsoft just rolled out the much awaited update to the Xbox 360 dashboard including -- among other things -- support for 1080p over VGA and component but for some gamers and error screen was all they got. The company still hasn't said exactly what it believe is causing the issue, although some have said it may be due to either frequency supported by the VGA cable or the way it syncs with monitors, but Major Nelson confirmed on his podcast this morning that engineers are aware of the issue and are working on a fix. The TVs that suffer the problem appear to be some Sony (most notably LCD XBRs) and Samsung models that should be able to accept the 1080p input but as of yet, don't. Affected owners should hopefully have their mere 720p experience rectified soon, but will it be in time for the HD DVD player launch?

Ultimate AV Review: Sony BRAVIA KDL-46XBR2

After yesterdays gloomy review of the $16,000 57-inch 1080p Sharp LCD, a person would think twice about looking at LCDs if that pricey of a set can be so lackluster. Sony may not have the AQUOS nameplate, but they know a thing or two about TVs and Sony's new XBR2 line sure does impress. Ultimate AV set this LCD up in their labs and came to the conclusion that this is the new standard for LCDs. It is simply that good. This LCD has some of the deepest blacks they have seen from that type of flat-panels, it's a 1080p display that can accept 1080p, good performance on SD, and most of all, the TV has a killer look. This is the flat-panel that allows the user to choose purchase different colored bezels or spend $300 bucks more for the XBR3 with a piano black finish. If you are considering an LCD, read this to found out how they are suppose to perform.

[Via HDBlog.net]




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