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When I was first looking for large screen TV's....

Posted by Mr. Dick Hertz on October 11, 2017 at 20:43:54:
...I simply wouldn't consider one with a refresh rate less than 120Hz. Well, I had no worries with my Panasonic since the refresh rate was something like 600Hz. My new Sony LED TV has a refresh rate of (the horrors) 60Hz. Don't notice any motion artifacts at all. So I'm guessing it's more of a matter of the video processing circuitry, than just the refresh rate.