thread: Does 100mhz really cure motion blur?
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Old 11-03-2007, 8:21 PM   #4
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Re: Does 100mhz really cure motion blur?
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Originally Posted by Spafon View Post
I know it's supposed to help, but does a 100mhz LCD mean no more motion blur at all, or is it just a bit better than your average LCD?
Because of motion blur I'm probably headed towards buying plasma, but on the other hand my wife would be happier were I to buy a smaller (32-37") screen. But if I do go the LCD route, I want motion handling to be at least the equal of a plasma. Will 100mhz do it?
You started a thread about this before - 100Hz LCD TVs, theres no such thing as a 100Mhz TV, IT'S 100Hz.
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