Which 100Hz technique doesn't produce "videolook"

[JackShandy]

I'm surching for a TV,with 100Hz processing,that doesn't create the "soap effect" when watching 24p material.
I tried the Samsung A656 on minimum 100Hz setting and it still destroyed the cinema feeling.
I know an owner of the Sony X3500,who maintains,not to have that effect.
Any experiences?

 

[ezechiel1917]

As an owner of Toshiba ZF355, I can recommend it's 100Hz technology, it produces natural smooth picture for 24p without any visible unwanted effects and maintains cinema feeling without "video speedup". I owned Samsung and even with Low Setting for 100Hz it was too unnatural.

 

[YellowSphere]

I second the Toshiba. Was playing around with this set at work today, and was very impressed by the 100Hz mode actually.

 

[Magicmullet]

As an owner of Toshiba ZF355, I can recommend it's 100Hz technology, it produces natural smooth picture for 24p without any visible unwanted effects and maintains cinema feeling without "video speedup". I owned Samsung and even with Low Setting for 100Hz it was too unnatural.

This. Indeed, I think the motion handling of this model is superb.

 

[Jagtar]

apparently the d3000 bravia has 100hz which is good...
which is why im planning to purchase the 32"d3000 720p for £600...are there any competitors in this size and spec?