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Line 23: While stand-alone LCD monitors generally accept a wide range of horizontal scan rates, the same is not true of the vertical scan rate. The vast majority of LCDs accept only 60 Hz to 70 Hz vertical scan rates. In recent years, LCD monitors designed for gaming have appeared on the market offering vertical scan rates of 120 Hz and up.<ref>{{cite web\|title=List of 120Hz monitors - Includes 144Hz, 240Hz Blur Busters\|url=http://www.blurbusters.com/faq/120hz-monitors/}}</ref> These monitors are referred to by the term "120Hz" (or the applicable refresh rate) rather than "multiscan." MultiSync is a trademark of [[NEC]]. Sony uses the name "Multiscan" instead, and Samsung uses "SyncMaster". <!-- Any others? --> == References ==

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