TV

Forum users (AVSFORUM, HardForum) have confirmed 1920x1080p true 120Hz without frame skipping on a SEIKI 39″ 4K HDTV. Also, input lag is reduced during full 4K resolution (3840×2160 30Hz)! This is achieved by replacing the firmware of the 39″ HDTV with the firmware from...

Variable refresh rate technology (G-SYNC) has arrived for computers.  Apparently, such technology has spinoffs for fixed-refresh rate applications! HDMI needs to adopt this. Reduced Latency of Fixed Refresh Rates: G-SYNC decouples frame delivery time from refresh length, and reduces scan-out time....

Sony’s strobe backlight, Motionflow Impulse, is very similiar to LightBoost. It eliminates motion blur in the same way. It is interpolation-free, works in Game Mode, and is also available in Sony 4K HDTV’s. The Blur Busters article on Sony Motionflow...

SEIKI, the maker of the world’s most inexpensive 50″ 4K HDTV, has announced the  39″ 4K HDTV costing only $699. This model, the SE39UY04, is 3840×2160 (over 8 million pixels). It also supports a 120Hz refresh rate at 1920×1080. EDIT: Its...

Check out this Overclock.net review by maarten12100 of the Skyworth 39E780U: Quote: Originally Posted by maarten12100 The overclock results: UHD 3840×2160 was 30Hz max now 38Hz (up to 40Hz by reducing the extra pixels/blanking in the stream but with minor artifacting) WQHD 2560×1440...

Most big-screen HDTV’s only do 120 Hz internally for motion interpolation, and not 120 Hz from a PC. However, some models of HDTV’s can successfully be tricked into accepting 120 Hz signal from a PC through a technique called refresh...