1440 p monitor recognized as 1080 p over HDMI

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  I recently bought this laptop and plugged into my LCD TV at home. However, I can't seem to get 1080 p via HDMI 1080i (my TV is able to accept 1080 p via HDMI). Anyone know if this is possible? (I've updated the latest Toshiba display drivers).

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