Cody from FroogleGeek wrote:
"Most people today will just go with 1080p without even thinking about 720p. It almost makes sense since most TVs today are capable of 1080p and it can take some searching to find some new 720p sets. That of course doesn’t mean you should just throw 720p out the window because there are times where you will not notice the difference between 1080p and 720p and there is still a pretty big price difference, especially when looking at 3DTVs."
Daily Video Game writes: "If you’re in need of a new Fire TV Edition television right now, the online retailer Amazon is featuring several Fire TV Edition Insignia and Toshiba televisions on sale with discounts of up to 24% off now for a limited time!"
Daily Video Game writes: "If you're in need of a new Fire TV Edition television right now, the online retailer Amazon has a bunch of them on sale with discounts of up to 24% off for limited time!"
Vizio unveiled its 2018 lineup of consumer 4K televisions on Tuesday, with new sets for the high-end P-Series, mid-range M-Series and affordable D-Series and E-Series lines. The new TVs will retail for as low as $349.99 all the way up to $2,599.99
you cant really tell the difference but from what i know if you are getting a huge tv 1080 is where its at. but 720p from like 37 inches and other
most people will follow the sales assistant in the store and buy whatever he/she will recommend, without doing homework (reading, comparing, watching/reading reviews....