RCA 46" Class LED-LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV, 2.5" ultra slim, LED46A55R120Q

• 16:9 LED panel
  With 1920 x 1080 full-HD resolution
• True 16:9 aspect ratio
  View your movies as the director intended
• Wide 176-degree vertical and 176-degree horizontal angles
  See a clear picture from anywhere in the room
• Built-in ATSC digital/NTSC analog tuner
  Watch digital broadcasts, including HDTV programs where available
• High brightness of 450cd/m2
  Place your RCA 46" LED-LCD HDTV anywhere
• 4000:1 contrast ratio and 4.5-ms response
  Ensures bright whites, rich blacks, vivid colors and less blurring during on screen motion

Information about TV screen resolution

Resolution refers to the number of pixels (essentially dots) that make up a TV picture. TVs that feature higher resolution have more, and therefore finer (smaller) pixels that create a sharper, more detailed picture. TV resolutions are described by a number (such as 720 or 1080) followed by the letter "i" or "p." The number describes how many horizontal rows of pixels the TV has, while the letter describes how those rows are drawn, or "scanned" -- either "interlaced" or "progressive." Traditional "interlaced scan" TVs draw all the odd rows, then all the even rows alternately. Newer "progressive scan" TVs draw all the rows in sequence. This type of scanning generally allows for a sharper image with a higher vertical resolution. The highest resolution that is currently available in consumer televisions is 1080p, which is commonly referred to as full-HD resolution.