Topic: 32in LCD with Motion Interpolation (Trumotion, Motion Plus, Etc)

[jepoi]

What's the cheapest currently available in the market now?  I only know of LG 32LH70YR eh.  Any other 32 incher that offers this feature?

I'm in to TV series kase eh.  I'm thinking those 720p MKV files would look even better it this feature is turned on, even on just a 32 incher (ala na budget for something bigger).

[jepoi]

anyone?  someone?  no one?

i guess my only option is the LG LH70 then?

will LG release a new version that has Trumotion since it stopped manufacturing them LH70's?

[soph]

dude im in the same predicament as you,lg 32"scarlet is your safest bet,but its becoming more of hassle to find brandnew units since its already been pulled outta the market,and i think there are still issues with it that lg failed to solve,decided to just purchase 32"led of samsung...i personally think that 120 hz is fair trade for 32 incher lcd with a high contrast ratio,and 1020p on a 32" is not that noticable...

[Verbl Kint]

Samsung 32C530 is on sale at 28k. It is 120Hz capable.

[Philander]

If you can find b/new Philips LCD around, then they have 32" with motion interpolation.

[soph]

@Verbl Kint  bro there's no motion plus on a 32C530.its only 50hz.based on samsungs website

[Verbl Kint]

You're right. I guess the scarlet would still be your best bet.

[shaven]

how important is the trumotion? 

[MorGenthau]

how important is the trumotion? 

Ask the people who experienced it first hand.... its more of a liability rather than an asset when watching 720p movies and in playing fast paced games.

[mojako]

Ask the people who experienced it first hand.... its more of a liability rather than an asset when watching 720p movies and in playing fast paced games.

I own an AVision 42" with 120hz refresh rate - and I would have to disagree with this statement.  For me the PRO's outweigh the CONS.  I experience some minimal ghosting during some scenes, but the overall viewing experience is amazing.  Night and Day difference between a regular 60hz LCD vs a 120hz LCD. 

[MorGenthau]

its more of a liability rather than an asset when watching 720p movies and in playing fast paced games.

Thread starter was pertaining to 32" inches. 42" inchers are almost a different story, just like the 720p vs 1080p dilemma.

*research/google expert advises on 32" inchers with trumotion 120hz etc etc motion plus or what have you... When playing games, they advise to turn it off. I don't know in movies, some still experience the negatives.

[Verbl Kint]

Thread starter was pertaining to 32" inches. 42" inchers are almost a different story, just like the 720p vs 1080p dilemma.

*research/google expert advises on 32" inchers with trumotion 120hz etc etc motion plus or what have you... When playing games, they advise to turn it off. I don't know in movies, some still experience the negatives.

Can you please post the links?