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It could have been great for eliminating judder, but instead these companies interpolate frames and make it a big runny, uber-smooth mess. Film isn't made to look silky-smooth.

I literally almost get sick watching 120 Hz displays. I saw Sony's new 240 Hz displays at CEDIA, and they're even worse. It's creating data that wasn't there, and it ruins the experience.]]>Oct 30th 2008 3:18PM