| AnOldLady said: Since you are not going to purchase TVs every year, I would suggest that you opt for 120Hz TV at least. 240 Hz is pretty much the norm for high end LCDs (>$1000) today, which means that they will be common place next year. Also make sure that it doesn't have motion blur and lag, which is been a problem with 60Hz TVs. While regular programs may not be affected that much, gaming will most certainly be. Unfortunately, stores won't let you hook it up to a console. |
My TV and everyone I know is 60hz with every gaming system out there and NONE of them have ever had a visual issue from blur, etc.
Its just not that big of a deal. Plus when you really look into it, they almost all only have 60hz systems and use PR trickery to state a higher rating. At least that's what I discovered during months of research during end of 2009/beg 2010 when I bought my Sony 46".
