Should I get the Toshiba Regza 120Hz OR 65Hz?

I want to get a 46 inch 1080p LCD Toshiba Regza because I've heard they have the best price point and are basically very good.

There is a 120Hz version (the "Toshiba Regza 46 inch 1080p 120Hz Flat-Panel LCD HDTV, model #46LX177") for $2,300 AND there is the 65Hz version (the "Toshiba Regza 46 inch 1080p Widescreen LCD HDTV, model #46RF350U") for $1,900.

I don't think I want to spend $400 more just for the 120Hz version compared to the 65Hz version.

Does anyone know if there is a big difference between these two TVs other than the Hz?Generally, which one should I get?

I am a big fan of the 120hz with motion blur technology. Frys has a Samsung 120hz 1080P tv with Bluray player and Pirates 3 going, it looks amazing!

Its only $400, but only you can make the decision, what do YOU like.

You game on a 50'' Panasonic plasma? How is it? Do you worry about burn in if you play a game for more then a few hours?davgel16

People are truly misinformed when it comes to burn in. There is a thing called image retention, and it happens quite often on Plasma displays, but it only lasts for a second. Burn in never occurs anymore. The picture quality and smoothness of Plasma puts it way ahead of LCD IMO. Don't worry about burn-in whatsoever. Don't even worry about holding back the brightness in the first 100 hours or whatever.... and certainly don't worry about image retention. It will be gone by the time you change the channel.

I have been the owner of Panosonic Plasma ( the no glare model) for 6 months and can offer this as fact.

[QUOTE="davgel16"]You game on a 50'' Panasonic plasma? How is it? Do you worry about burn in if you play a game for more then a few hours?skingus

People are truly misinformed when it comes to burn in. There is a thing called image retention, and it happens quite often on Plasma displays, but it only lasts for a second. Burn in never occurs anymore. The picture quality and smoothness of Plasma puts it way ahead of LCD IMO. Don't worry about burn-in whatsoever. Don't even worry about holding back the brightness in the first 100 hours or whatever.... and certainly don't worry about image retention. It will be gone by the time you change the channel.

I have been the owner of Panosonic Plasma ( the no glare model) for 6 months and can offer this as fact.

That's awesome. Panosonic 50 inch Plasma's are actually one of the style TV's I'm looking into. What model do you have?