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Originally Posted by GoJetsGo
Glad to see this thread as I'm in the market for a new TV.
For the space I've decided to go with a 42" and I believe I'm leaning towards 1080p.
My big question (hopefully some of you a bit more tech savvy can help me out with) is: Is there a big and noticeable advantage to having 120 hertz over 60 hertz?
The main purpose of getting the new TV is to get the BEST looking HD hockey possible. I have a shaw HD PVR, the propper hi def cables etc...
and I was told by a few people that the difference 120 hertz makes for watching sports (in specific) is a big difference.
There are a lot of 42" TV's hovering around the $1000 mark (1080p), but it seems anything that's 1080P AND 120 hertz is closer to $1500.
Can anyone comment on watching sports in 120 hertz and if it's a noticable enough difference to shell out the money for?
Thanks in advance fellas.
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For sports you will notice a difference (Hockey, Football,Soccer) Movies you notice some difference for example an action bluray movie.
120hz have come down quite a bit i have seen 46 inch samsung for $1800, i payed $2000 for an 47 inch last may
at the end I say shell out a couple hundred bucks for 120hz especially when if watch hockey
