Unfortuately those 240hz DLP's arent really 240hz. They are really 120hz displays, which is very misleading. Samsung's DLP's still use "wobulation" and what happens is half of the 1080p resolution is displayed every 60hz. So in the end, when the full 1080p image is displayed it happens in 120 hz(for the 240hz DLP's). This same technique goes for the most recent Samsung LED DLP's that are listed at 120hz at Best Buy, they are 60hz displays because of the "wobulation", very misleading to customers. I would say techinically these samsung lcd's are the first true 240hz displays.
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nate011 @ May 14th 2008 11:58AM
Unfortuately those 240hz DLP's arent really 240hz. They are really 120hz displays, which is very misleading. Samsung's DLP's still use "wobulation" and what happens is half of the 1080p resolution is displayed every 60hz. So in the end, when the full 1080p image is displayed it happens in 120 hz(for the 240hz DLP's). This same technique goes for the most recent Samsung LED DLP's that are listed at 120hz at Best Buy, they are 60hz displays because of the "wobulation", very misleading to customers. I would say techinically these samsung lcd's are the first true 240hz displays.