PeterD skrev: ↑07 jul 2020, 20:20
Et godt tv til bevægelse/ motion er dette 65" til 6000 kr.
https://www.hifiklubben.dk/sony-kd-65xg ... medium=cpc
Testet til 5/6 stjerner
https://www.lbtechreviews.com/test/tv/6 ... #lesvidere
Hvad brugerne siger om Samsung eller Sony:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-better-a- ... s=57576474
Eller snup Torbens forslag 
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x800g
"The X800G is a mediocre TV for watching movies in a dark room. The contrast ratio is too low to produce deep blacks, and this is especially noticeable in a dark room, and blacks appear gray. This model also lacks a local dimming feature, and has disappointing black uniformity. It upscales 1080p content well though, great if most of your movies are on Blu-ray, and it can remove judder, but only from true 24p sources."
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"The X800G can only remove judder from native 24p sources, and does not require any additional settings to do so. It can't remove judder from the native apps, or from 60p/i sources, like a cable box."
At der står Sony på modellen er ikke ensbetydende med god bevægelseshåndtering. Der er kun så meget man kan gøre med et 50/60 Hz panel. Dertil er det et IPS-panel med frame dimming og 8-bit + FRC.
Sony XG8096:
- IPS
- 50/60 Hz
- 8-bit + FRC
- Frame dimming
Samsung Q70R:
- VA
- 100/120 Hz
- 10-bit
- FALD
- 2.1 ch audio
- QLED
