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(September 2007)
LG will demonstrate next generation 1920 x 1080/60p full
HD video content at IFA 2007. LG’s next generation full HD TVs can display
60 frames per second at a 1920 x 1080 resolution. The “p” in 60p stands for
progressive scan. These 60p TVs differ from 1920 x 1080/30p TVs that show
only 30 frames per second and 1920 x 1080/60i or interlaced TVs that only
refresh half the lines of resolution at a time. 60p-capable TVs can display
a larger amount of information per second than any other type of
televisions. Sixty-frame per second progressive scan technology dramatically
reduces moiré effect and image noise, creating sharper images.
The edges of round objects are clearer and free from jaggedness that has
sometimes been evident with existing content. Moiré effect is an optical
illusion that causes the appearance of lines across an image, degrading
video quality and resolution. LG used its LF75 full HD LCD TV, to the test
the 60p content; this model is set to be launched globally in this month.
Link: LG LF75 full HD LCD Monitor
By: fareastgizmos
