HDTV Lounge

The sleek and stylish black gloss finish gives the 47-inch LG 47LB5D a great look, which stands out from the sea of other black gloss HDTVs of recent times. The 47LB5D is the second largest from the LG LB5D series and offers full HD 1080p resolution, a vast three HDMI inputs, VGA PC input (1920×1080 max resolution), component, s-video and the usual connections. LG proudly present their Full HD 1080p sticker on the front of the 47LB5D to attract buyers, Read more

A HDTV Fridge? Yes you did read that right, the brains at LG have come up with the great idea of an HDTV Fridge. The ummm, LG HDTV Fridge or the LG LSC27990 is the first refrigerator with an HDTV built in. LG’s president John Herrington speaks about previous LCD fridges and says, “LG is taking this innovation one step further with the introduction of our HDTV Refrigerator,”.

The LG LSC27990 HDTV fridge will cost you $4,000 and features a 15-inch LCD screen on the Read more

The LG 42PC55 Review offers you a large 42-inch plasma screen with a nice black glossy frame for a price cheaper than most. This is because the set is HD, but it’s of the older, smaller resolution 720p variety rather than the more recently popular 1080i/p formats. If you’re looking for a large HDTV but don’t want to break the bank for the latest features the 42PC55 could be the answer. Read more

The LG 47LB2RF is as you might guess from it’s name, is a 47-inch LCD HDTV which offer full HD through 1080p 1920 x 1080 resolution and dual HDMI inputs. The 47LB2RF looks great and offers the best HD viewing though 1080p but less than amazing standard signal viewing. CNET UK have taken a look at the 47LB2RF and say its glossy black finish gives it real presence and style. It’s certainly encouraging to see that a lot of thought has been put into the television’s design.
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The LG 50PC1D is a 50-inch plasma HDTV for under $2000, as a well researched buyer would know, this is a very low price for a set of this size. The 50PC1D looks great with it’s polished black frame and multiple connections including two HDMI inputs, component and the usual plus digital audio out. Does the LG 50PC1D live up to it’s price tag? TrustedReviews say there’s a rare intensity and vibrancy by plasma standards to the way the set presents such colour-rich fare as Viva Pinata on the Xbox 360 or Superman Returns on HD DVD. Read more

LG has a huge line up of 20 LCD HDTVs for 2007, including nine 1080p models. LG has five new HDTV lines, the LY3D, LB5D, LB4D, LC7 and the LS7D.

Leading the line up of new releases the LY3D series features a 47, 52, and 57-inch 1080p LCDs which feature TruMotion Drive 120Hz plnel technology for clearer high motion scenes and a wider color gamut.

The LB5D series comes in at 37, 42, 47 and 52-inch dimensions at 1080p resolutions and boasts healthy selection of three HDMI imputs, and USB Media Host.
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The LG 37LB1DB is a great looking and well priced 37-inch LCD from LG with a sleek black gloss finish with good conectivity with two HDMI ports and numerous connections. TrustedReviews take a look at the LG 37LB1DB and say, for starters, colours are presented with plenty of the lovable vibrancy that LCD has made its trademark, being driven off the screen with almost visceral intensity at times. But unlike some fellow LCD wannabes, this level of colour aggression is not achieved at the expense of a consistently natural and believable colour tone. Even notoriously tricky to show skin tones like those in the Mines of Moria in The Fellowship of the Ring are reproduced with aplomb.
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The LG Flatron M4200D is the official name for the 3D / 2D HDTV that we mentioned a while back. The M4200D 3D LCD can act as a regular HDTV and also as a 3D HDTV by simply flicking a switch (or a button on the remote).
The beauty of this 3D set is the fact that no glasses need to be worn to view the 3D pictures, it can do this by use of a lenticular 3D filter providing auto-stereoscopic images. Read more

The LG 37LC2D 37-inch LCD has great looks necessary to catch your eye at the store.

HD connections are some what of a disappointment , though, as we discover just one HDMI socket. Admittedly this socket, in conjunction with a single component video input, ensures the TV satisfies the connectivity portion of the key ‘HD Ready’ specification. But we’re really starting to expect to see two HDMIs these days.

As you’d expect these days, the 37LC2D also backs up the digital tuner with full compatibility with the 7-day electronic programme guide – and in fact presents its listings information unusually well.
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At the International Meeting on Information Display in Korea, there have been a few sketchy reports on a 2D/3D Switchable HD LCD. Apparently the HDTV can switch between 2D and 3D mode in a simple quick switch. There is no information on how it achieves this amazing trick but we guess that LG have been working with Philips on it’s WOWvx 3D technology which provides auto-stereoscopic images with no need for silly blue and red glasses.