markep
05-13-2005, 11:06 AM
When I got to a retail outlet - say Best Buy or Sony - there are many HD and analog TVs all showing the same video presumably from the same source.
I have been checking out 30" direct view HDTVs which are displayed next to or near the large analog TVs. Placed side by side, there seems to be no apparent difference in image quality. When I ask the salespeople why, they don't have an answer.
What do the large retailers use to feed all those TVs? Is it an HDTV source? Or, is it a DVD player? How do I know I am watching a true HD picture? Why is there no apparent difference in image quality between the HD and non-HD sets. Has anyone else noticed this?
Thanks
I have been checking out 30" direct view HDTVs which are displayed next to or near the large analog TVs. Placed side by side, there seems to be no apparent difference in image quality. When I ask the salespeople why, they don't have an answer.
What do the large retailers use to feed all those TVs? Is it an HDTV source? Or, is it a DVD player? How do I know I am watching a true HD picture? Why is there no apparent difference in image quality between the HD and non-HD sets. Has anyone else noticed this?
Thanks