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  1. 02-13-2008, 01:49 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duds
    Everyone's eyes are different, but I can tell you that I could not see a difference between two Pioneer Elites ( a 768 and a 1080) while viewing the same 1080i feed side by side. But like I said, everyone's eyes are different, and you will also get people who paid the extra for 1080p saying they can see a difference just to justify their purchase.
    I have a coworker who claims that she can't see a difference between std def and her new 1080p. My money says that her's is not set up right. Size of the screen, distance away, set-up and the source would all make a big difference though.
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  2. 02-13-2008, 02:16 PM #2
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    My guess is she isnt watching the hi-def channels, lol

    Quote Originally Posted by GMichael
    I have a coworker who claims that she can't see a difference between std def and her new 1080p. My money says that her's is not set up right. Size of the screen, distance away, set-up and the source would all make a big difference though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duds
    My guess is she isnt watching the hi-def channels, lol
    She wasn't. Don't laugh. Even after I explained this to my dad countless times, he still puts on the old std def. channels.

    This woman at least caught on to that part, but something must be wrong if she still can't tell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMichael
    Don't laugh. Even after I explained this to my dad countless times, he still puts on the old std def. channels.
    haha mine is exactly the same, i dont even know why he pays extra for HD content...
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    Quote Originally Posted by f0rge
    haha mine is exactly the same, i dont even know why he pays extra for HD content...
    Does he say to you, "I am on the HD channel. See the HD in the corner of the screen?"
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