What's Edge LED+ And Google Tv
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Google TV refers to a lot more than you being able to do Google searches on the set. As the other answer notes, it is the smart tv platform (which is Android based). The important thing to you is that you have access to many of the best TV apps that add additional functionality to your TV - media server, games, web browsing, music services, and soooo much more.
197091
Hello, Edge let means the LEDs that illuminate the pixels are located only on the edges of the set. And Google TV is a software platform for set-top boxes and HDTVs based on the Android operating system and co-developed by Google.
197092
The Edge LED means that the TV is Edge lit. Google TV menas that you may do google searches ont he TV itself.
228108
My display is perfect. I keep my computer on almost 24/7. But I can't say if it's Samsung. It's surely LED.
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This is the 2013 model, and is edge-lit. The 2014 models will all be full-array LED with local dimming.
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All LED sets are LCD displays that are backlit with LEDS LEAds are smaller, lighter, more energy efficient, can be used better local dimming and operate with much less heat. Unfortunately manufacturers wanted to make it sound like a whole new picture technology which created a tremendous amount of confusion for consumers. To add to the problem sales people were never educated to the difference and added to the confusion. The leads are a huge advantage and you the best tv on the market at its size, features and cost. I am extremely happy with mine.
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An LED TV simply refers to the backlighting method used by the TV, it is still an LCD TV that uses LEDs for the backlight. Nano LED is LG's implementation of full array local dimming, which uses dimming zones arranged as an array of LEDs behind the panel to turn on and off areas of the backlight based on content being there (so it should yield deeper blacks).
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The term "LED" is a bit of a misnomer. All LED TV's are actually LCD TV's that use LED lights to backlight the screen. What are advertised as LCD TV's are LCD TV's that use flourescent lights to backlight the screen.
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The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www.amazon.com/differences-between-model-cheaper-E550i-A0/forum/Fx1ISP3G7RYG9Y5/Tx3P7DZR6J3JA8K/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00BF9MY3Q&authToken;=e3684c83-b21c-435d-99d3-28f39d8774a9&cdEmailView;=A2XWWL7RYLOJWP&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&ref;_=pe_527950_33920250 The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www... » Read More The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www.amazon.com/differences-between-model-cheaper-E550i-A0/forum/Fx1ISP3G7RYG9Y5/Tx3P7DZR6J3JA8K/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00BF9MY3Q&authToken;=e3684c83-b21c-435d-99d3-28f39d8774a9&cdEmailView;=A2XWWL7RYLOJWP&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&ref;_=pe_527950_33920250 « Show Less
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The Ming's hardware is EDGE capable, but this option is disabled in the software (I assume due to licensing cost). That being said, some forums suggest that this feature can fairly easily be turned on with the right software - search for it :)
1949400
I don't know the main differences, but here are the respective products pages for reference. http://www.lg.com/hk_en/tvs/lg-49UB8300 http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-49UB8500-led-tv
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Any add ons that "work" will almost certainly diminish the light output of your TV, and that can be problematic for plasmas, far more than for LCD/LED. Like many plasma and LCD/LED sets, the PZ550 is fairly glossy, although less so than many (less than the current Panasonic non-3D series, for example, but far more than the ST60 and up.)
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Overscan using catalyst control center. That's how I get full screen on my LED TV.
933854
Just started using my Sharp LED TV and love it but I wish it had the Hulu app.
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I use the Edge 500 in Phoenix AZ in August at noon and can still see the display easily. Doesn't get much sunnier than that.
425629
Nope, I have a nexus 5 and Samsung TV's. Plasma and led, and neither of them require me to have the power plugged in for my phone to display onto the TV.
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I don't know. I use the one by the LED light and use all other to push the signal to my TVs. Sorry.
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I can't list out the exact differences, but conceptually google tv is a smart tv but powered by android. This means you can say things like "espn" and the tv will think about it for a second or two and auto tune to espn. If you ask a different question to your remote, the outcome might be to launch a browser. Of course like a smart tv you can still access other content like netflix, but the software driving the process is so much more robust and solid.
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There is no Google Chrome OS on a stock Google TV and I am not aware of anyway to modify the NSZ-GT1 to run Chrome OS. Google TV runs on a Google TV version of Google Android OS. The disc player is a dedicated app and I know of no way to have an operating system recognize or do anything whatsoever with the disc player. Google TV does use a modified version of the Chrome browser. I use Google TV for almost all web browsing and media playback, I have three of the NSZ-GT1s, one on each of three HDTVs in house and consider it a great internet streaming media player.