55 inch LCD HDTV 1080p for 400, too low or too high?

Q. I am selling my beautiful LCD HDTV 1080p for 400 ( I bought it for 850), is this too high or too low? Im thinking I should have listed it for 500 or above. Thanks

A. Too low, 55" is big, and it's worth about 500, but TV's are hard to sell as they can be bought so cheaply online now.

#good luck

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Is 120 Hz good or will 60 hz do it for a 55 inch lcd hdtv?

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A. The benefit with 120hz is it's ability to create smooth motion. LCD panels struggle with the different frame rates of different content as such 120hz TVs were created to over come this problem. 120 is an even multiple of 24, 30, and 60 (the three most common consumer frame rates), so you can display all the HD formats with no pulldown, and therefore no judder. 60 isn't evenly divisible by 24 thus 3:2 pulldown. That being said some TVs do better 3:2 pulldown than others.

I'm terrible at explaining pulldown, so if you are not familiar, I suggest taking a glance at this website.

http://www.hdtvprimer.com/ISSUES/what_is_ATSC.html

It has a very easy to understand explanation, as well as pictures if your a visually oriented person.

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