IMac outputting 1080p?

I have a 21.5 inch 2010 iMac. I have an HDMI cord connecting my iMac to my 42 inch Samsung tv. When I use the remote for my tv to change the source to HDMI2/DVI an info box says 1920x1080 @ 60hz, but the quality on the tv doesn't match the computer screen. It's somewhat pixelated. Might this be a problem on my end, or is it the tv? In the displays settings these two windows pop up
Should I change up any settings?

I'm dumb and should have mentioned that my tv is a 720p plasma and whenever I change the "Optimize for" option it gets changed on both windows.

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http://i48.tinypic.com/19t9gl.png
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Rapidshare link to file: http://rapidshare.com/files/399304722/SONY_TV.html
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I read that the apple tv 2nd generation output resolution is 1080p but the one i have only list up to 720HD my Tv is a Sony KDL-42EX440 capable of 1080

I read that the apple tv 2nd generation output resolution is 1080p but the one i have only list up to 720HD?
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2nd gen can decode 1080p in theory but the output resolution maxes out at 720p.
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