Hi, I am thinking about buying a sharp LC32LE600E led tv and so far it looks amazing, however on a couple of reviews the one thing that crops up a lot is that the 60hz refresh rate on this tv can result in motion blur. Basically I am wondering if you guys out there have 60hz tvs and do they have as much motion blur as I have read? are these 100-120hz tvs worth the extra cash? Im mainly going to use it for games

any info is appreciated cheers!

Have you actually played with the TV and checked out a variety of material on the TV? If yes and you don't see the blur why do you care?

not seen it properly yet, just online thats why Im asking to see if anyone else has had a look at this tv for themselves

I definitely recommend you don't by any TV sight unseen. Check it out for yourself. Personally, I would not spend that kind of money for a 32" when you could probably get a superior 42" or 50" plasma at that price with no motion blur and superior contrast.rastan

They actually make an led tv thats 60hz?

Il have a look at some plasma tvs as well cheers. just checked some other sites and apparently this tv is only 50hz, will that just make everything look terrible? my main concern is how games will look, if its gonna look like a slideshow during games then I might go with plasma

Also, some LED TV's simply swap out the CFL for LED along the sides of the TV for backlight for no real improvement in LCD contrast. This is different than localized LED backlighting that can actually improve the contrast in LCD's.rastan

I have 32" 1080p lcd with 60hz, I have yet to see bad refresh rate or anything go wrong, image quality is amazing as well, after this tv...I stopped watching regular cable haha

The Infinias look promising and impressive. Based on what I've read on them so far, the 480hz is different from the 120/240hz in other LEDs and LCDs. I wonder when they ship. I can't wait to go see them in stores.

I have 32" 1080p lcd with 60hz, I have yet to see bad refresh rate or anything go wrong, image quality is amazing as well, after this tv...I stopped watching regular cable haha

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I purchased a 46 Sony Bravia 1080p 60hz tv a while back, and I really haven't noticed this infamous motion blur. I plan on upgrading to the 52 Sony that's 120hz, so I can put the 46 in my garage(future gameroom). The only real blur or pixel related issues I notice are from the cable box. My Blu rays, HD Dvds, and games play fine, and look smooth in action. I think the higher the hz may cause the depth to look more clear though. Thats what I noticed when looking at the 120 hz, or maybe it was just in my mind, knowing that the tv was 120hz, so its supposed to be better.

my mother own a sony bravia xbr series that coted over $2200 its 240 hz. but she shuts of the 240hz and just leaves it at 60hz. the 120&240 hz actually makes games& most movieslook worse. its funny how movies are filmed at 24 fps anyway and game usually run from 30-60 frames so the hz arent even doing anything. the only thing the 240hz works good for are spots&nascar. most people on these forums who have 120&240hz tvs shut off these features when gaming.