1080i Last modified: Thursday, November 10, 2005
Short for 1080 interlaced, where 1080 represents 1,080 vertical pixels. 1080i is one of two ATSC DTV high-definition television standards. The 1080i format creates an image with 1080 lines, each with 1920 pixels, so it has a resolution of 1920 x 1080. 1080i is the minimum resolution necessary to enjoy high-definition programming. See also HDTV.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about 1080i . Also check out the following links! ATSC  The official Web site for the Advanced Television Systems Committee. ATSC General FAQ  Analog television sets will continue to receive analog broadcasts at least through 2006 and possibly longer. After that, consumers will be able to hook up a set-top box to their existing TV to receive digital TV broadcast signals, but not in high-definition. Of course, current TV sets will continue to work with cable, satellite, VCRs, DVD players and other devices for many years. Panasonic - Ideas For Life  This Panasonic Ideas For Life article describes the benefits of progressive Vs. interlaced scanning. HDTV buying guide Whether you want a new bedroom set or a massive home-theater centerpiece, CNET editors' guide gives you the full picture on shopping for a new TV.	Digital Television Home Entertainment ATSC DTV HDTV HDTV receiver HDTV-ready integrated HDTV interlaced scan progressive scan television aspect ratio Give Us Your Feedback Shopping 1080i Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Xbox 360 Games 78 Model Matches Flat Panel Televisions 11 Store Offers Multimedia Projectors 314 Model Matches PlayStation 3 Games 15 Model Matches