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<blockquote data-quote="yacob.naif" data-source="post: 2478956" data-attributes="member: 565696">there&#039;s so many different version of DLP, that it really depends on the setthere&#039;s 4,6,8 segment colorwheels1x,2x,4x,6x wheelspeedsunits with seperate red, blue, and green chipsand all sorts of improvements such as darkchipyou&#039;d really have to see the actual set itself, there&#039;s good and bad DLP televisions and projectorsand is there even a 1080 native resolution DLP chip yet?last time i looked (i&#039;ll admit it&#039;s been a few months) WXGA was the closest TI had gotten, and DLP sets claiming 1080P were actually WXGA chips (which is admittedly very close) but i&#039;d take a true 720P native resolution set over a WXGA native resolution set any day.&nbsp; I personally see very little difference between 720P and 1080i, haven&#039;t seen 1080P anywhere other than the blueray demo at best buy, which looked like ***, but i KNOW the set wasn&#039;t set up right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yacob.naif, post: 2478956, member: 565696"] there's so many different version of DLP, that it really depends on the set there's 4,6,8 segment colorwheels 1x,2x,4x,6x wheelspeeds units with seperate red, blue, and green chips and all sorts of improvements such as darkchip you'd really have to see the actual set itself, there's good and bad DLP televisions and projectors and is there even a 1080 native resolution DLP chip yet? last time i looked (i'll admit it's been a few months) WXGA was the closest TI had gotten, and DLP sets claiming 1080P were actually WXGA chips (which is admittedly very close) but i'd take a true 720P native resolution set over a WXGA native resolution set any day. I personally see very little difference between 720P and 1080i, haven't seen 1080P anywhere other than the blueray demo at best buy, which looked like ***, but i KNOW the set wasn't set up right. [/QUOTE]

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