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Does anyone know when broadcasters will be allowed to broadcast their television signals at 60 frames per second at 1080P instead of the 20 or 30 frames per second they are currently limited to due to bandwith concerns?
I am considering buying a 1080P TV but see no point if the regulator continues to limit the broadcast bandwith. For the money, right now a 720P at 60 frames per second is just as good for the money as a 1080P at 30 frames per second.
Any help appreciated.
Originally posted by uzlessI would really like to help if I could. Even though I am looking for a LCD 27" for the bedroom, I just go into Curries/ Comet put the volume on full, see what the picture and sound quality looks and sounds like then will be buying it.
Come on, someone must know...
I also go for looks, if the best picture is in a crap design TV then I would rather go for slightly poorer quality picture but a better looking TV!
HHhmmm, seem to have contradicted myself!
Originally posted by rmackenwww.cnet.com have good product reviews as an fyi...might be helpful when choosing
I would really like to help if I could. Even though I am looking for a LCD 27" for the bedroom, I just go into Curries/ Comet put the volume on full, see what the picture and sound quality looks and sounds like then will be buying it.
I also go for looks, if the best picture is in a crap design TV then I would rather go for slightly poorer quality picture but a better looking TV!
HHhmmm, seem to have contradicted myself!
