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I was watching one of the new 120Hz Sonys at Fry's...

Posted by The Real Dick Hertz on August 13, 2008 at 08:36:25:
...and they were playing the Will Smith movie "I, Robot". During some of the intense actions scenes you could see some pixelization around the edges of the actors. Now these digital artifacts may have just been part of the film so it might not have been the TV's fault. However, they were playing the same movie on a Panasonic PZ85U plasma and I didn't notice any artifacts.