“In the title it says 720p max resolution and in the description it says 1080p. Which is it?”

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• 720P. But, with this size of picture you don't need the high resolution of 1080P when sitting at a comfortable distance. You really can't tell the difference with this size screen.

  Answered by OkiBerg51 9 years ago

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• It is 720. You will see it lacks the fine definition of the 1080 tv's.

  Answered by Josie 9 years ago

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• The TV is 720p which is completely adequate for a 32" TV. Considering that the vast majority of cable and satellite TV programs are in 1080i or 720p of which 720p has the superior picture quality due to fact that 1080i is 540 lies interlaced that is what the "i" stands for, 720p on the other hand is 720 individual lines of resolution. Both standards provide excellent quality on smaller sets.

  Answered by TommH 9 years ago

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• 720

  Answered by AmyH 9 years ago

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• it's 1080p

  Answered by FML1964 9 years ago

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• Get real. you really think you are getting 1080 resolution at this price. It is 720.

  Answered by Shark13 9 years ago

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