what's the difference between 60 hz and 120 hz when it comes to led/lcd tv's?

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PLzHeLPMe

I'm looking at all these new LED (3D) LCD tv's. What does the "hz" mean? I know it has something to do with the refreshing rate but can you tell me if it's something where I can actually tell a difference? Or let me ask this... when or how can I tell a difference between the two?

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Hz hertz. It's the refresh rate if each pixel. The higher the rate the less jittery and more smoothe the picture looks. But don't be fooled by tvs offering more then 120 hz because the human eye won't tell the difference so don't spend extra money on 240hz tvs. Only LCD tv apply. Plasmas never suffered from jitter

Vizio 32" LED will it work in India if I take it from US?

I am planning to take my Vizio 32" LED SMART TV to India. Just wanted to know if it works there , because in India power will be 240Hz . Do I require any converter then ?

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No, it won't work.

India uses 240V, US uses 120V. So you'll need a power converter.

India uses PAL, US uses NTSC, so you'll need a video converter. One for each device you want to connect to the TV (one for the blu-ray/DVD player, one for the cable or satellite or antenna, one for the game console...)

I don't know what broadcast standards India uses but it's a sure bet the US doesn't use the same ones, so you'll need an external tuner (and video converter for that as well.)

By the time you add up the costs of all these converters, plus the cost of shipping the TV to India in the first place, you'll find it would have just been cheaper, and easier, to buy a new 32" Vizio LED HDTV in India.

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How much well a pawn shop give me for my lcd tv.?

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daniel est

I have a samsung 42inc LCD 240hz I'm selling to upgrade to a 55inc led tv how much do u think they well give me for it ??

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You should just keep it for a "just in case", pawn shops are doing poorly right now, they overed price stuff, and pay stuff really lower that they should. Give the TV to a close friend, sell it to your friend, keep it in storage. Since all flat screens still have the same chance of being cracked by a Wii remote or any other object. If you 55inch break for some reason you can pull out that 42 inch especially in last minute situation like the SuperBowl.

What is the difference between a computer monitor and an LCD/LED TV of a similar size?

drrouter

I would like to get a large monitor for my vision considerations. What are the major differences between two similar sized TVs and Monitors?

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Computer Monitors
1.) Only go up to 32''
2.) Higher Image Quality. Better at display fine text
3.) Less inputs
4.) Cheaper
5.) Are only available with a refresh rate of up to 120hz
6.) Only higher end or more expensive models can be effectively mounted

LCD/LED
1.) Can go up 80''+
2.) Dollar for dollar image quality of a LCD TV won't match a computer monitor.
(partially with help of the video card)
3.) Far more inputs. Can plug your blu-ray player and all your other devices.
4.) More expensive
5.) Are available with a refresh rate of up to 240hz
6.) Better suited to mount on walls

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How much will LED TVs drop in price come 4th quarter/ Christmas?

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Mike S

Last year LCD TVs had a drastic reduction in price. I believe partly because of the economy and partly because LCD technology is being phased out to make way for LED TVs. I know prices *probably* won't see a drastic drop like last year but how much, in your opinion, do you think LED TVs, particularly 240Hz and 46-55" TVs will drop in price from now until 4th quarter/ Christmas season? Thanks for your input. :)

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Every most-popular technology reaches $600 for 40in and $1000 for 50in, and only falls lower when the next generation of that technology comes in or another technology grabs up its market share (see 720p 50in plasmas for $600 as a perfect example).

So, to $600 for 40in and $1000 for 50in in the long run, like after christmas sales, but +$200 for Christmas itself.

How much well a pawn shop give me for my lcd tv.?

daniel est

I have a samsung 42inc LCD 240hz I'm selling to upgrade to a 55inc led tv how much do u think they well give me for it ??

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You should just keep it for a "just in case", pawn shops are doing poorly right now, they overed price stuff, and pay stuff really lower that they should. Give the TV to a close friend, sell it to your friend, keep it in storage. Since all flat screens still have the same chance of being cracked by a Wii remote or any other object. If you 55inch break for some reason you can pull out that 42 inch especially in last minute situation like the SuperBowl.

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