HDTV

[weaklingrecords]

Also, am I going to notice the difference between a frame rate of 60Hz versus a frame rate of 120Hz on a 42 or 47 inch HD LCD?

Is it worth the extra $400-$800 for double the frame rate?

Comments

[i_am_vidoq]

Refresh rate? I'm not sure.

[jpbass2000]

It will make the biggest difference on sporting events and action movies where it will reduce motion blur.

[amicablebitch]

i'm going to say no. not because it won't make a difference, but because you've lived without it up until this point so will your quality of life really change? :D

and just think what you can buy with that extra $400-800 that actually WILL make a difference.

[i_am_vidoq]

Have you decided on 1080p vs 720p? I'm more in the 720 camp unless you're getting a huge tv. Another way to save money.

[bassmike]

I agree with this one. We got a little 19" HDTV 720p cheapo thing for the new kitchen, and HD channels still look great on it.

[jessiedan]

I spent the weekend TV shopping with my dad and I sure can't tell the difference...