Yes, so how do you fit 24 frames into 100 frames?
In the PAL region, we only get up to 100Hz, not 120Hz (NTSC).
That's why there's no point having 100Hz or 120Hz as it simply "puts extra frames" which are really the same frames but dimmer, to make an artificial effect, or to slow down the rate of the "flickering" image to smooth the motion.
Some TVs don't have 100Hz 120Hz, yet they sitll have 24fps native and even 72Hz.
All movies are filmed in native 24fps, which cannot be displayed by most TV as they are 30fps, so you have to reply on "interpolation" or "duplication" to get the 24fps to 120fps or 72fps.
The best bet right now would be to get plasma TVs because they handle motion much better than LCDs. I don't get how people can be so sucked into the advertisements thrown at by the manufacturers:
"We have MOTION FLOW!"
"No, we have MOTION PLUS!"
"What's that? Oh wait, we have PIXEL PLUS!"
The only way to save LCD TVs from motion lag is by having less than 8ms or by using an LED backlight.
22/01/2008
Cambridge Uni!