HDTV me!

[mannerbot]

They're not going to pricematch an online retailer. Just buy it through the TNL store.

[K3V]

They're not going to pricematch an online retailer. Just buy it through the TNL store.

It's what real men do.

[TODE]

That thing probably has 120hz, doesn't it? People seem to like it but it gives me a headache.

[James]

Yeah, it's a 120hz tv. How does it give you a headache?

James

[Ryan]

They're not going to pricematch an online retailer. Just buy it through the TNL store.

I bought the exact same TV, except the 46" model, and Circuit City price matched Amazon.com for me.

That thing probably has 120hz, doesn't it? People seem to like it but it gives me a headache.

Are you talking about the anti-judder feature (Sony calls it Motion flow)? 120hz should not give you a headache.

http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6449_7-6792632-1.html

James, like I said, I have the same model TV and I love it. It is a great choice.

[stormy]

I haven't seen the Sony's but if you put Samsung's 120Hz mode on high it is indeed headache city. Works much better on low.

[Ryan]

From what I understand, these TV's always display at 120hz. The feature you guys are talking about is anti-judder. Read the article I linked to above.

[TODE]

Yeah, it's a 120hz tv. How does it give you a headache?

It moves too fast. Look at the scrawl at the bottom of a news channel with 120hz turned on. 0_0

I should point out that this was on a Samsung set. For some reason the Sony set did not cause this problem, although it made an episode of Star Trek: Enterprise look as cheap as an episode of Dr. Who.

[stormy]

From what I understand, these TV's always display at 120hz. The feature you guys are talking about is anti-judder. Read the article I linked to above.

If you don't have anti-judder 'on' 120hz doesn't do anything. It will display the same frame for the same amount of time (because it doesn't have another frame to display without the anti judder feature creating it). When I referred to having 120hz on, I meant whatever they are calling their anti-judder, which I can't remember the name of.

[Ryan]

If you don't have anti-judder 'on' 120hz doesn't do anything. It will display the same frame for the same amount of time (because it doesn't have another frame to display without the anti judder feature creating it). When I referred to having 120hz on, I meant whatever they are calling their anti-judder, which I can't remember the name of.

I see. Sony calls it Motion Flow.

I don't like it on for live action movies, but it is amazing with animated films.