120hz Displays

[nyank13]

Can someone list the displays (of an brand) that use 120hz please? I trying to purchase one but I'm having a hard time finding them all. Thanks.

[bluperch]

Here's a link to Gizmodo that talks about it.

And try Googling 120hz hdtv and you'll get a lot of hits.

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by bluperch

Here's a link to Gizmodo that talks about it.

And try Googling 120hz hdtv and you'll get a lot of hits.

I have the Panasonic TC 32LX700 120Hz, and i think the 120Hz is always on because there isn't an option to turn it off or on. It's a hell of a set though. It's also capable of displaying 1080p. To me i got the best bang for my buck

[DepTii]

That article at Gizmodo turned a year old about 4 days ago. There's been plenty of new sets introduced since then, namely the XBR4 and 5 series, the Samsung 71 and 81 series, and probably a few more I'm forgetting about.

[Sonny]

google it lol

[DUCKY!Ent]

The best LCD's out there are the Sharp Aquos, if you want a really good one for not a lot of money check out the 82 series, here's a quick link to 52" for specs Click Here

And the tech specs are just in the middle, it has a 120Hz refresh rate your looking for and has a spectacular picture as well, I own one my self.

[MotionBlurr]

I just saw a Samsung on display at Best Buy. A demo was running about the difference between 120mhz and regular HD and I was blown away. I think 120mhz is worth every penny. Too bad I just bought a TV without it because I listened to people that said its not worth it without actually seeing for myself.

[davidxiphoid]

The Sharp Aquos is a decent set but doesn't compare to the Sony's or Sammy's that do 120hz imo..

[ground chuck]

#4671 sammy is at the top of my list, the sony is good to.

[j_rocca42]

I've got the 40" Sammy and it amazes me everytime I turn on the T.V.

[Leaffan]

Originally Posted by MotionBlurr

I just saw a Samsung on display at Best Buy. A demo was running about the difference between 120mhz and regular HD and I was blown away. I think 120mhz is worth every penny. Too bad I just bought a TV without it because I listened to people that said its not worth it without actually seeing for myself.

Look, forget 120MHz, just buy a plasma. All of this goes away with a plasma.

LCD's advertise 8ms responses, even now 4ms --> Plasma refresh rate is 0.1ms.

[owa]

Plasmas don't look the same as whatever they're doing on these 120hz sets. It's more than just being smooth, the picture looks really different.

[cj-kent]

The picture is insanely different! I'm sure that 120hz sets are the future of LCD's, but I only hope that there will always be an option to turn it back to 60 or 24. I think that 120 looks great for sports or animated movies, but it changes the look of live-action movies in a way I'm not a fan of. My goal in owning a HDTV is to faithfully recreate the theater experience in my home, hence the term, "home-theater". It is pretty amazing though.

[miokti]

I got a Sammy LNT4071F... the picture is amazing and you have the option to turn the 120Hz motion enhance off if it's really freaking you out. I keep mine at medium.

[dobyblue]

Originally Posted by owa

Plasmas don't look the same as whatever they're doing on these 120hz sets.

Agreed, plasma looks far more natural.