We've spent a lot of time and energy trying to convince our readers that, for most HDTV screen sizes, 1080p native resolution simply doesn't matter. When you're watching a 32-inch LCD or even a 50-inch plasma, those extra pixels just aren't that important.
The story changes when the screen sizes get huge. Front projectors can easily create pictures that measure 100 diagonal inches or more, and true home theater buffs know that sitting close to a big image, especially an ultra-crisp 1080p image from a Blu-ray player, makes for an experience in immersion that blows the exit signs off the local megaplex. At those sizes and seating distances, 1080p really starts to strut its stuff.
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