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In addition, for anyone interested in purchasing a large screen TV (46" and higher), it's recommended that they go DLP. DLPs are cheaper and significantly more light weight than their LCD counterparts (of equivalent screen size). Not to mention that the picture quality of LCD displays degrade as screen size is increased, while the picture quality of DLPs are near perfect, regardless of screen size.

Just to note, I'm not advertising for DLP, since I owned an LCD television. But, do everyone a favor and get your facts right, you n00b, and don't spread misinformation.]]>Dec 17th 2008 6:41PMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/12/11/best-hdtvs-under-1000-13/http://www.switched.com/2008/12/11/best-hdtvs-under-1000-13/
Most importantly, this feature does nothing to improve the image, and MIGHT improve fluidity in sports, but it invariably looks bizarre, and that's what you would expect really, considering the TV calculates a whole frame and interpolates it. Just watch a movie or anything that isn't sports with the 120Hz feature turned on to see how ridiculous it looks. It even looks weird in sports for me. If you want nice motion then buy a good panel, don't rely on silly features made to impress people who don't know what they're doing.

I always find it amazing that showrooms turn this feature on on all their panels even if they aren't showing sports, and they actually boast about it and will show it off to you if you show interest. Next time you see this, just ask to borrow the remote for a second, go find the 120Hz feature and turn it off, and you'll see how much better the image looks without it, with no strange motion artifacts or unnatural motion.

Also - I could never take an article that recommends an LG panel seriously. Come on.]]>Dec 18th 2008 9:13PM