There's been alot of debate and anxiety over LCD's tendency to blur fast motion on these forums. I've become confused. Here's why. I just downloaded some WMV HD clips (@ 720p) and watched them on my laptop (Tosh Satellite 2005 model). Perfect. Fabulous. No motion blur. No smearing. I don't understand. The laptop has a 15" widescreen LCD panel. Surely it can't be any better than all that high tech stuff packed into the latest LCD TV's from Panansonic/JVC etc? So why do people complain of motion blur on expensive LCD TV's and I get none on my middle of the range laptop?
Is it because even minor shortcomings in the image are greatly magnified by larger screens? Or is it because most people have only fed their LCD's SD TV and DVD and very few people have actually seen 720p images on LCD's and in actual fact LCD's don't really produce motion blur when displaying a HD progressive feed @ 720p and above?
Unconfuse me please.
Is it because even minor shortcomings in the image are greatly magnified by larger screens? Or is it because most people have only fed their LCD's SD TV and DVD and very few people have actually seen 720p images on LCD's and in actual fact LCD's don't really produce motion blur when displaying a HD progressive feed @ 720p and above?
Unconfuse me please.