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Specifically, an LG 32LH30 versus the 32LH40.
The main differences are that the 40 seems to have something called "TruMotion 120Hz technology," which apparently alleviates motion blur. It also has a (much) faster response time, and is 120hz vs the 30's 60hz. I've been poking around the webs, and some hyper-tech forums voice complaints about a one-frame imput lag between the 30 and 40 - but unless I was playing Virtua Fighter 5 in tournament conditions, I'm not sure if that's much of an issue for me.
I've got the 30 hooked up to my PS3 right now, and it's very good. My only issue is there is some noticeable blur when it comes to fast motion - it's a little jarring when playing games, and it does have an impact on my experience.
I'm well within my 30 days at Best Buy, and I'm wondering if you fine folks here would offer me some aid. Will I come home with a 40 and say "well that was a brilliant decision - motion blur is almost non-existent now, and will no longer trouble me when gaming!" - or will I say "well this wasn't worth the trouble - or extra hundred bucks." (I got a bit of a deal on the 30.)
32LH30 specs (more info in the link at the top of the page):
32LH40 specs (also more info in the link at the top of the page):
Thanks for any help.
The main differences are that the 40 seems to have something called "TruMotion 120Hz technology," which apparently alleviates motion blur. It also has a (much) faster response time, and is 120hz vs the 30's 60hz. I've been poking around the webs, and some hyper-tech forums voice complaints about a one-frame imput lag between the 30 and 40 - but unless I was playing Virtua Fighter 5 in tournament conditions, I'm not sure if that's much of an issue for me.
I've got the 30 hooked up to my PS3 right now, and it's very good. My only issue is there is some noticeable blur when it comes to fast motion - it's a little jarring when playing games, and it does have an impact on my experience.
I'm well within my 30 days at Best Buy, and I'm wondering if you fine folks here would offer me some aid. Will I come home with a 40 and say "well that was a brilliant decision - motion blur is almost non-existent now, and will no longer trouble me when gaming!" - or will I say "well this wasn't worth the trouble - or extra hundred bucks." (I got a bit of a deal on the 30.)
32LH30 specs (more info in the link at the top of the page):
Video
Screen Size 32"
Display Technology LCD
Backlight Type CCFL
Aspect Ratio Widescreen (16:9)
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080
1080p Display Method Native
Video Processor XD Engine
Panel Processor 10-Bit
Response Time 6 ms
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 50000:1
Static Contrast Ratio Information Not Available
3:2 Pulldown Detection Yes
Colour Enhancement Deep Color
Viewing Angle 178/178 Degrees
Brightness 500 cd/m²
TV Tuner ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
Picture-In-Picture No
Game Mode Yes
Sports Mode Yes
Cinema Mode Yes
Other Modes None
ISF Calibration Ready Yes
Screen Size 32"
Display Technology LCD
Backlight Type CCFL
Aspect Ratio Widescreen (16:9)
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080
1080p Display Method Native
Video Processor XD Engine
Panel Processor 10-Bit
Response Time 6 ms
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 50000:1
Static Contrast Ratio Information Not Available
3:2 Pulldown Detection Yes
Colour Enhancement Deep Color
Viewing Angle 178/178 Degrees
Brightness 500 cd/m²
TV Tuner ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
Picture-In-Picture No
Game Mode Yes
Sports Mode Yes
Cinema Mode Yes
Other Modes None
ISF Calibration Ready Yes
32LH40 specs (also more info in the link at the top of the page):
Screen Size 32"
Display Technology LCD
Backlight Type CCFL
Aspect Ratio Widescreen (16:9)
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080
1080p Display Method Native
Video Processor XD Engine
Panel Processor 10-Bit
Response Time 2.4 ms
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 80000:1
Static Contrast Ratio Information Not Available
3:2 Pulldown Detection Yes
Colour Enhancement Information Not Available
Viewing Angle 178/178 Degrees
Brightness 500 cd/m²
TV Tuner ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
Picture-In-Picture No
Game Mode Yes
Sports Mode Yes
Cinema Mode Yes
Other Modes None
ISF Calibration Ready Yes
Display Technology LCD
Backlight Type CCFL
Aspect Ratio Widescreen (16:9)
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080
1080p Display Method Native
Video Processor XD Engine
Panel Processor 10-Bit
Response Time 2.4 ms
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 80000:1
Static Contrast Ratio Information Not Available
3:2 Pulldown Detection Yes
Colour Enhancement Information Not Available
Viewing Angle 178/178 Degrees
Brightness 500 cd/m²
TV Tuner ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
Picture-In-Picture No
Game Mode Yes
Sports Mode Yes
Cinema Mode Yes
Other Modes None
ISF Calibration Ready Yes
Thanks for any help.
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Either way, there's a ton of useful info to be had just in the OP by itself.