Menuda se ha montado en poco tiempo , bueno para aclarar mas las cosas copio y pego parte de un articulo de Toms Hardware donde se comparan monitores Lcd de 15" y se hace referencia al tiempo de respuesta.
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Response Time
Many TFTs still have problems with regard to moving (animated) images. The cause is the response time of the liquid crystals. Values between 20 and 30 milliseconds are typical for modern systems. By comparison: a standard movie produces 25 images per second, i.e. a single frame has to be shown for 40 milliseconds. As the liquid crystals are very slow to respond, fast sequences, e.g. the view from a jet fighter flying through a valley or the credit banner of a film appear to be 'smudged'. However, it would be unfair to say that TFTS are unusable for video playback, the response times are generally sufficient.
The response time of the transistors has also improved by leaps and bounds. Some of the manufacturers claim that their monitors are twice as fast as the previous generation. As a consequence, the LCD monitor's biggest drawback, the lasting afterglow, has been significantly reduced. This reduction allows graphics applications, including games, to be used with an LCD monitor.
These comments hold true for all the monitors we selected. As such, these displays are all better than those offered last year. Most of the models are brand new, having been introduced just a few weeks ago. The oldest among them came out at the beginning of 2001.
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El enlace al articulo
http://www17.tomshardware.com/display/02q1/020114/lcd-01.html