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Common to all LED?LCD sets

Posted by Larry I on April 3, 2014 at 12:31:51:
I see motion issues with all of these sets. I actually think the Sony is less annoying than the Samsung models. Plasmas are better in that respect.

I recently saw a pretty expensive OLED set. Colors are very good and sharpness is impressive. But, I saw plenty of motion problems, very large blocks where the screen is suppose to be one solid image, and even a kind of fine picture structure that is a little bit like old fashion scanning lines. This is another technology that is not quite ready for prime time.