LED TV and 720p

Ive kinda got 2 questions
Has anybody seen an ledtv between 32-42 thats got pixel mapping. I was curious ledtv's that are like 1/10th of an inch thick. not the led backlit lcd panels.

Also ive noticed that most 720p tv's look better on regular TV channel 8 KNOE CBS FOX 14(where im from) etc... Also ive noticed that most HDTV for satilite is 720 p if im not mistaken. So 720p looks better than 1080p becasue of no scaling that would causeing aliasing and banding. Also older systems like snes playstation 2 etc.. look better on a 720p again becasue of (less) better scaling. I was wondering if anybody could tell me some highend 720p tvs people bought befoe 1080p got big. I had seen a sony bravia kdl-s3000 series of tv's and i can tell you that most dvd's would look better on it then on (wild guess) 80 percent of 1080p's becasue of less scaling and such. I would snap up a 720p ledtv if they come out with one say 32-36 inches in a heartbeat.anything bigger is just to big for the place i live. (i considered moveing for the tv but the wife said no!!) need one that doesn't have black bars when i hook to pc either.

Please help me ive looked for months and i need some answers thanks

Sathsayin said:

Ive kinda got 2 questions
Has anybody seen an ledtv between 32-42 thats got pixel mapping. I was curious ledtv's that are like 1/10th of an inch thick. not the led backlit lcd panels.

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If not LED backlit LCD's, did you mean OLED? There aren't any on the market yet.

All LED televisions currently available have LCD screens with a LCD backlight instead of a CCFL backlight.

All 720p televisions available actually have a resolution of 768x1366 so have to scale all content.