Is it 1080p

[handscombmp]

Lokking at getting the Sony KDL-32V4000 tv set.
My main problem though is if it is 1080p (i don't want any comments about its not worth it please). Both these reviews say it is (CNET & GadgetGuy.au) but the sony website and Amazon and Comet say otherwise.
So what i want to know is if it is 1080p and if it isn'y can it still acept a 1080p picture but it just has to downscale it.

[Jay]

HD Ready normally means 720P Full HD means 1080P

I would say its 720P but at 32" I think there is only 1 1080P 32" TV.

[Funkstar]

It's not FullHD or 1080p

Display Resolution (Pixels) 1366 x 768 (3.1 Mega Pixels)

Should still be able to take a 1080p signal and then down scale it to fit, just like it will take a lower signal and upscale it.

[NightshadowUK]

... I think there is only 1 1080P 32" TV.

There's a good few now:

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/category/455/Plasma-and-LCD-TVs/n/1000455%204294965830%204294966243

Although for 1080p to be worthwhile at 32" you'd have to sit about 4 feet away...

[neonplanet40]

http://www.froogle.richersounds.com/...NY-KDL40V3000U

Extra 40 quid.

Full HD. I have it and it really is a great tv. Full hd on a 32 inch tv is pointless. really.

[Pegasus123]

Like others have said full HD on a 32 inch TV is pointless unless your sat right next to the TV, the one you linked will accept a 1080P signal and scale it down, in my opinion it's a good TV which is worth buying.

[handscombmp]

Like others have said full HD on a 32 inch TV is pointless unless your sat right next to the TV, the one you linked will accept a 1080P signal and scale it down, in my opinion it's a good TV which is worth buying.

Thanks. I know that 1080p at 32" isn't really worth it but i was just confused. What ri eally want is at least one that accept it which this one does.

[Pegasus123]

Thanks. I know that 1080p at 32" isn't really worth it but i was just confused. What ir eally wna tis at least one that accept it which this one does.

Yup, it's a good TV I'd go for it