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Do you remember "HD Ready"
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>>110274227
yeah and it sucked, old 720p lcd tv's had it. it was ugly. better to stay on 480p or go straight to 1080p
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Anonymous
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>>110274227
4k has been minimum since 2016
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Anonymous
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>>110274364
>better to stay on 480p
How many TVs were actually progressive scan back then vs interlaced?
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