Went to Cosco on a water run yesterday. I took a couple minutes to stare at two LCD tv's, a "120Hz" Sony(not XBR4) and a cheap Visio. They both were showing the same thing, some sort of HD show of various scenes. On ocassion you could see the Visio juddering as it had a problem showing smooth movement while the Sony 120Hz was fine, smooth. However, to my surprise, less often the Sony 120Hz would jutter with some certain movement rates while the Visio was just fine and smooth.
Now I have read that Sony doesn't use true 5:5 pulldown for its 120Hz machines which makes them crap to me. There is no way I'm going to plunk down 2.5 plus grand and have phony juddering on my set. Does this mean only real 5 5 pulldown fixes this problem???
We'll have to agree to disagree about human caused global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along.
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Topic - Big Screen LCD Alert! - Brian A 11:55:45 08/15/08 (12)
- RE: Big Screen LCD Alert! - JoeLip 15:08:28 08/16/08 (1)
- Sony is on my shitlist too, after THREE 24" (?) computer monitors... - jeffreybehr 11:41:56 08/18/08 (0)
- Hey, those Costco LCD's are pretty good - Jon L 16:35:33 08/15/08 (0)
- RE: Big Screen LCD Alert! - Gmood1 15:12:24 08/15/08 (4)
- Thanks for the bite - Brian A 15:33:03 08/15/08 (3)
- RE: Thanks for the bite - budge 11:13:04 08/23/08 (1)
- Nice - Brian A 10:54:15 08/26/08 (0)
- RE: Thanks for the bite - Gmood1 21:53:44 08/15/08 (0)
- RE: Big Screen LCD Alert! - tinear 13:39:55 08/15/08 (3)
- Brightness, reflections, computer use nt - Brian A 14:48:56 08/15/08 (2)
- RE: Brightness, reflections, computer use nt - Hornlover 09:48:44 08/18/08 (0)
- RE: Brightness, reflections, computer use nt - usafwso 16:01:47 08/15/08 (0)