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LG 47LH50
$1,500.00
Released May, 2009
The Pros:Native internet services are excellent - YouTube, Netflix and Netscape services/Yahoo applications are fast and logically arranged. "Picture Wizard" significantly reduces initial screen calibration - automatically adjusts brightness and contrast levels based on room size and natural light levels. Swivelling base is great for pinpoint positioning - provides full horizontal adjustability and is easy to maneuver.
The Cons:Overall picture quality is sub-par as compared to similar models at the price point - Samsung and Sony models process 1080p at notably higher resolutions. 120 Hz feature is rather underwhelming - fast action scenes are prone to unwanted blurring and pixelation. Remote control is needlessly complicated - menus are awkwardly arranged and very difficult to navigate.
The LG 47LH50 is a 47" LCD HDTV from LG's LH50 Series for 2009. It features a native resolution of 1080p, 120Hz refresh rate, four HDMI inputs, and ethernet connectivity. For more information refer to the LG LH50 Series report.
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Features/Specs
- 47" Screen
- Full 1080p HD native resolution
- NetCast Entertainment Access
- NetFlix, YouTube, CinemaNow streaming + Yahoo widgets
- 4 HDMI™ (V.1.3 with Deep Color)
- Intelligent Room Lighting Sensor
- 24p Real Cinema (5:5 Pulldown)
- ISFccc Ready
- LG SimpLink™
- USB 2.0 port
- Smart Energy Saving Plus
- LG Core Technologies
- Invisible speaker system
- Trumotion 120Hz refresh rate with dejudder processing
- S-ISP motion-blur technology
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Pros & Cons
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Native internet services are excellent - YouTube, Netflix and Netscape services/Yahoo applications are fast and logically arranged
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"Picture Wizard" significantly reduces initial screen calibration - automatically adjusts brightness and contrast levels based on room size and natural light levels
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Swivelling base is great for pinpoint positioning - provides full horizontal adjustability and is easy to maneuver
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Wireless connectivity options are a major selling point - compatible with audio, video and image files from a local network device via Wireless-G
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Initial setup is very simple - unit automatically searches out and detects local channels for immediate usage
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Overall picture quality is sub-par as compared to similar models at the price point - Samsung and Sony models process 1080p at notably higher resolutions
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120 Hz feature is rather underwhelming - fast action scenes are prone to unwanted blurring and pixelation
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Remote control is needlessly complicated - menus are awkwardly arranged and very difficult to navigate
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