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Dean · 2010-12-08, 01:56 PM

I think the key point here is that they are still LCD TVS and the response time of the LCD is going to determine how good it is for any sort of fast action be it from Blu-Ray, Game system or PC attached.

The type of lighting described above has no impact on responsiveness to image changes, only lighting/brightness and contrast.

Most budget LCDs are going to be edge lit without dimming CCFL or LED and will look pretty damn good on <40" sets. Many >40" sets will also look good edge lit with CCFL or LED.

You are probably going to pay a whole lot more for a Full array or edge lit with local dimming. Only your eye can tell if it is worth it.

2010-12-08, 01:56 PM	#3
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