While the gap has certainly narrowed, there's still a notable difference. Several few years ago, you had to pay a huge premium to get a 1080p model at the same screen size as an HD-ready set. Nobody wants to remember numbers, and "768p" doesn't really roll off the tongue.
These days, HDTVs with these three lower resolutions are typically called "720p". They offer more than twice the resolution of the step-down models, which are typically 1366x768 (WXGA), 1280x720 or 1024x768 (XGA). That's because most 1080p HDTVs are capable of displaying every pixel of the highest-resolution HD broadcasts and Blu-ray movies. Clockwise from left: Toshiba 42AV550 (WXGA), Pioneer PDP-LX509A (1080p), LG 42PG60UD (XGA)ġ080p resolution - which equates to 1920x1080 pixels - is the current Holy Grail of HDTV.
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