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LG 42LV4400
$799.99
Released August, 2011
The Pros:Intelligent Sensor is fantastic, brightens/dims the screen perfectly every time. Great options for hooking it up at the side or back as needed. Setup (picture tweaking) is easy, anyone can do it without reading the instructions.
The Cons:Lacks more advanced features like 3D, integrated Wi-Fi, etc. Motion smoothing technology isn't the greatest and doesn't allow for much control on how much smoothing is done.
The LG 42LV4400 is a mid-range 42" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV with Energy Star certification. It features a 120Hz refresh rate with a 6ms response time, a dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1 and Enhanced Noise Reduction technology.
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Additionally, the 42LV4400 sports an Intelligent Sensor for automatic image optimization and three HDMI ports.
The 42LV4400's 120Hz refresh rate drastically smooths out on-screen movement, making fast-action media like video games and sports appear very crisp and clear. Its 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio uses localized backlight dimming to enhance the 42LV4400's static contrast ratio for deeper blacks and brighter whites. Meanwhile, the 42LV4400's Intelligent Sensor detects in-room lighting and colour conditions and adjusts the picture accordingly for optimal viewing in any setting.
Features
- 42" LED-backlit LCD panel @ 1920 x 1080
- 120Hz TruMotion technology
- 6ms response time
- Dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1
- Enhanced Noise Reduction technology
- Intelligent Sensor
- Video inputs: 3 x HDMI, 1 x VGA, 1 x Component
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Pros & Cons
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Intelligent Sensor is fantastic, brightens/dims the screen perfectly every time
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great options for hooking it up at the side or back as needed
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setup (picture tweaking) is easy, anyone can do it without reading the instructions
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very attractive price for a 120Hz, 1080p, 42-inch TV
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multiple picture modes provide good preset picture settings optimized for movies, sports or video games
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matte screen makes it much better in brightly lit rooms, decreases glare.
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lacks more advanced features like 3D, integrated Wi-Fi, etc
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motion smoothing technology isn't the greatest and doesn't allow for much control on how much smoothing is done
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