I just got the LN32A300 today and hooked it up to my video card. It's saying I can change the signal format to 1080p. When set to 1080i the info on the tv displays the resolution as "1920x1080i"..but when set to 1080p the info displays the resolution as "1920x1080"..without the "i". So I don't really know what's up with this.
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Hey all! I have just purchased the Samsung LN32A300 (32" 720p/1080i LCD TV) from BestBuy for the Thanksgiving/Black Friday early specials. I hooked it up with my PS3 and run the PS3 display test. Apparently the PS3 indicates that the LN32A300 panel can display 1080p resolution, and set it to do so. I was surprised (disbelief) at first but I tested the TV with some Blu-ray and other 1080p contents, and the TV display all those contents perfectly at 1080p. This is verified by pressing the "i" information button on the remote and that the TV display "1920x1080p 24".
I guess this is a "hidden" feature of the LN32A300 model. I'm also wondering if it's just me, the PS3, or that the panel can actually display 1080p?

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