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Philips defines different resolutions accepted from pc and other sources (same port)

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As we all know many companies and also philips specifically hqave different

resolutions accepted for

pc format

and

video format , through the same hdmi port


i am interested in the 37pfl7603D for example full hd tv (1080p)

which has the following specs


Supported Display Resolution

Computer formats 640 x 480, 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz , 800 x 600, 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz , 1024 x 768, 60, 70, 75, 85 Hz , Via HDMI/DVI input,


Video formats 480i, 60 Hz , 480p, 60 Hz , 576i, 50 Hz , 576p, 50 Hz , 720p, 50, 60 Hz , 1080i, 50, 60 Hz , 1080p, 24 Hz, 25 Hz, 30 Hz , 1080p, 50 Hz, 60 Hz


How is it technically explained the resolution is divided in to 2 different categories , pc and video.

I thought that if the panel was (1920x1080) then it could support this resolution even if the signal is from a pc or an external bluer ray player for example.


Which is the explanation?? thanks for your help

is there a difference between a resolution form a pc or a resolution from any other source ?

are there two diferrent types of resolutions?????
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