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Resolution
It's all in the resolution! Put simply, the more pixels a TV has, the better the picture will be. A 1080 HD Ready TV has around 2 million pixels, where as a standard 720 HD Ready TV only has around 1 million pixels You'll see a TV's resolution displayed like this: 1366 x 768. This tells you how many lines make up the picture on your TV screen. The first number is the number of lines that run vertically along the screen, the second is the number of lines that run horizontally.
It's all in the resolution! Put simply, the more pixels a TV has, the better the picture will be. A 1080 HD Ready TV has around 2 million pixels, where as a standard 720 HD Ready TV only has around 1 million pixels You'll see a TV's resolution displayed like this: 1366 x 768. This tells you how many lines make up the picture on your TV screen. The first number is the number of lines that run vertically along the screen, the second is the number of lines that run horizontally.
HD Ready
HD means High Definition and refers to the technologies that give TVs a clearer and sharper picture. HD ready means that the TV is able to accept and display HDTV programming. It needs to be connected to an HD source and will have HDMI or DVI terminals so they can get the HDTV signal.
HD means High Definition and refers to the technologies that give TVs a clearer and sharper picture. HD ready means that the TV is able to accept and display HDTV programming. It needs to be connected to an HD source and will have HDMI or DVI terminals so they can get the HDTV signal.
