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Yes.

All of the Infocus IN** series do, starting at about $400.

Infocus 1080p w/24 at 400 dollars? Sounds Cheep.


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It accepts the signal. It does not actually use it. It will downgrade it to its native resolution which i am assuming is 480p.

The new Sony AW15 accepts 1080p/24. It's the successor to the Sony HS60. It is a 720p LCD with lens shift, high contrast via a dynamic iris and retails for $1300 but streets for even less. There is a sticky thread at the top of this forum on it. Mine should arrive next week.
-Matt

The Epson Home Cinema 1080 accepts and displays 1080/24.

Ok, but what I mean, is do they accept and display it natively without and 3:2 pulldown or fancy tricks? Can they display at the proper FPS w/o interpolating or what-not?

The Infocus IN7* Series will display it at 48fps using 2:2 pulldown. This lossless method is fully equivalent to 24fps.

The panasonic 100 /1000 do.

The BenQ W500 will accept a 1080p/24 signal and treat it "properly''.