“what does "motion rate" mean?? faster better? is the rating determined by size of screen?”

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• The motion rate is the frequency at which the screen refreshes.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Yes, faster is better and no, it is not related to the size of the screen. It refers to the blurring seen associated with movements of objects in the screen, important factor particularly in sports.

  Answered by rolo73 9 years ago

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• the higher the motion rate # the less blur in fast motions like in sports

  Answered by levi 9 years ago

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• Motion rate basically means how well the TV deals with moving images, say a football game. The higher the motion rate the less the artifacts of things in motion.

  Answered by Rich500 9 years ago

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• 240 is better than 120 and better than 60. Screen size=no.

  Answered by wlee 9 years ago

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