Is iFrame the same resolution as 1080/60p or AVCHD?

Just got a new Panasonic TM900 camcorder. On my pre-Intel G5, I can only import video shot in iFrame mode? Is iFrame the same resolution as 1080/60p or AVCHD?
Is there any way to tell the difference between HD video and standard video?
Thanks

iFrame files have a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels, and a frame rate of either 25 fps or 30 fps.
So no, if you shoot using the iFrame format, you're not getting as high resolution video as 1080/60p or 1080/50p, and you're not getting as high a frame rate either.

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