The hot, new spec in LCD TVs is 240Hz, which is supposed to reduce motion blur better than 120Hz. But does it really have an impact? The answer may not be so clear-cut. Executive Editor David Carnoy ...

CNET reader Steven U. asks: I bought a 240 Hz LED LCD, and if I press the "Info" button, all I ever see is 1080p/60. Does this mean I'm only getting 60 Hz? Is there something wrong with my TV? Do I ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Apparently the marketing of 120 Hz HD sets during last holiday’s sales season was more than a ...

The 60 Hz frequency works for TVs – particularly high-definition televisions such as LCD TVs – by enabling them to combat motion blur and judder. Sixty hertz stands for a measurement of the TV's ...

4K/120Hz gaming is becoming a commonplace feature in everything from premium OLED sets to mid-range LED TVs thanks to the standardisation of HDMI 2.1 and high refresh rate panels. The current ...

What just happened? Vizio has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a class action lawsuit that alleged the company falsely and deceptively advertised the refresh rates of its TVs. The lawsuit, which was ...

OnePlus Club has a pretty good record on OnePlus leaks (as you'd expect), so this seems like a pretty solid rumor for the ...