Also, The 1080p needed a wall mount so I paid the delivery and install fee. It went into a tight spot and I needed the extra help. I took the 720p home myself in my truck. The set up was easy as any normal TV. I bought them at Best Buy, but Walmart sells the same TV for the same price. I don’t own any Blue Ray disks.
They’re too expensive, but I may get a few for very special movies later.

June 2009.
I bought two 50″ plasmas from Samsung. One 720p and the other 1080p. The 720p has an old DVD player with the old three colour input cables. The 1080p has a new Blue Ray player and new 1080p cables. I played standard DVD scenes from the movie Cars (for colors) and the Buddy Holly Story (for skin tones). I looked real hard and checked for the slightest difference. I could not tell any difference at all. None! The colours on both these TV’s are awsome! But I like the 1080p better because it makes me feel good to say it.

How about a bit of honesty when presenting
screen shots like the above, show both with
the same contrast for a true comparison,

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