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

Posted by Gmood1 on August 13, 2008 at 16:03:20:
That's quite strange as I just watched I robot 3 weeks ago on my 60 HZ Sharp LCD. There was no pixelation to speak of in the most intense scenes. Judging any of these televisions in a store are difficult. The settings are normally screwed up and the sharpness is turned way too high. This alone will give you grainy edges.