This 720p TV from 2007 is rather mediocre, with variable input lag, aliasing, and in general very little to recommend it for gaming, retro or otherwise. Image quality Good upscaling is critical for retro gaming. Ideally, all pixels should appear equally sharp and bright (no aliasing), and angled lines should appear smooth, with no jagged, irregular steps. Also important is that the display shows most or all of the pixels it is sent. Often, this is not the case, with some number of pixels cropped from the bottom or top edges. Shockingly, these tests are relevant for modern gaming as well, because even at their native resolution many TVs have aliasing and cropping. The set has no options to adjust cropping/scaling. At least not without the remote. 480i/p is displayed stretched to 16:9. resolution aliasing cropping (top, side) 480p/i mild 20, 30 720p bad 30, 40 1080p mild 40, 60 Aliasing is quite bad at the tv's "native" resolution of 720p. 1080p actually looks better
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