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With LCDs the "response time" has more to do with the blur than the frame rate...

Displays that have a lower response time should exhibit less blur on fast moving objects.

Also, the displays in stores are often set to "torch mode" (picture settings maxed out) to give a "wow" factor in the showroom, and this can exacerbate the perception of motion "trails".

That said, LCD displays just don't respond as fast as CRTs, and will have more blur as a result.

Not sure how plasma displays stack up, but I suspect that they fall somewhere in betweeen.

SF


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