What is the difference between the LG 42LB5600 and the LG 42LB5800?
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The main difference is the 5800 is a "smart" TV that can access the net via wifi
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I don't have that model no. I have a 47LV5500 which I've had for several years and am completely satisfied. I'd suggest going to the LG site or read the description and the comparison section at the lower part of the Amazon page for the LG tv you are asking about. They compare all models and I made my decision for the LV5500 because of the higher contrast and refresh rate. one tv might have a contrast of 400,00 while a model for $100 more is rated at 4,000,000. that's picture quality and I'm satisfied with the LV5500.
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I saw the LN32A650 and LN32A550 side by side. The white of the 650 was whiter and the black, blacker than the 550. I bought the 650 and am very happy with quality of the picture.
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It will hold 42lbs, but I don't know what a 5800 is but I have a LG 60" on my mount
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I happen to own both the DA5800 and the DA2800 (both &lt;1 year old). Both are great units. The 5800 is 9.2 channels and the 2800 is 7.2 channels. There are other differences, primarily around number of inputs/outputs, higher power, and more features. The Sony.Com site has a great side by side comparison tool for specifics. I use one in a theater room with a projector and the other in a family room. Depending on your needs either are excellent options.
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The only difference is the 36300 doesn't have an outside thermometer. And the weight difference would be the temperature probe and the wiring (although I just looked at the product pages and it seems like the listed weights are swapped (although the listed weights and measurements on Amazon are almost always wrong)). I got the 36500 and I'm pleased with it except for the fact that I think it should have an inside thermometer also (though I haven't seen any that do) and the fact that the map lights are incandescent rather than LED (and I just bought it last winter, that's very strange in this age of everything going LED), but they are easily changeable to LED (it's just a matter of finding a decent led replacement bulb (most of them are cheap china junk)).
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One difference I know of is that the 5700 has built-in WiFi, and the 5790 does not.
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My model is a 42LN5400. I would assume that all LG power connections would be the same but I do not know.
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As J. Madonna said, the 590 is bigger and has a 250GB hard drive in it. Other than that, not many other differences. The 590 does have the hard drive in it, but it doesn't record stuff off of TV. You can connect a USB flash or hard drive or connect wirelessly to a computer and transfer videos, music, etc. to it. (I don't know if you could insert DVD's/BD's into the player and have it rip them?) The 580 is a 3D blu-ray player, but doesn't have some of the features that the 570 or 590 has, like being able to play video files through USB. (At least as far as I could tell it can't)
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The ln46a540 has a more reflective screen. It makes the colors and contrast look great (especially from side viewing angles). However the screen shows reflections from light sources more. I decided to get the 550 because our media room has lots of windows.
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The difference is the the 737 has the 5G plush processing with the 12 bit color depth. Which is different than the 36 bit color display and the 6 color mixer, which both TV's have. The other has 6 or 8 bit depth. It makes the picture look nicer. The cheaper one does also have some sort of plush processing that smooths out standard def stuff, but this ones is better. The color bit depth is the main thing though. I'm getting the 737. I'm waiting until Christmas season starts though, to see if the price drops any more.
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The resolution is 720p. However since it is a 42 inch screen it has the same clarity as my 60 inch LG with 1080p. I can't tell any difference between the picture quality between the two.
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Not too sure. I have the EP-560. I have seen a model that was about $2500.00 and it looked too like it was made for a public Gym. I suggest you type in the model you have in question and simply see or read up on the differences. I assume it is mostly cosmetic differences. These all do about the same thing. My TV version (EP560) does it all for me.
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I have a 55 inch LG LED and a 42 in LG LCD, so take that with a grain of salt when comparing to the one you're asking about. My 55 in one has a tad under 4 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area (the bezel is very narrow - not as narrow as the sides and top, but still narrow). My 42 inch TV is about 5 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area. The bezel on this one is at least an inch and a half. You should be able to tell from the dimensions printed with the specs. If you're buying online, it's always a good idea to get into a brick&mortar; store to check out the actual product - or at least one close to its specifications. Hope that was of some help. I have a 55 inch LG LED and a 42 in LG LCD, so take that with a grain of salt when comparing to the one you're asking about. My 55 in one has a tad under 4 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area (the bezel is very narrow - not as narrow as the sides and top, but still narrow). My 42 inch TV is about 5 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area. The bezel on this one is at least an inch and a half. You should be able to tell from the dimensions printed with the specs. If you're buying online, it's always a good idea to get into a brick&mortar; store to check out the actual... » Read More I have a 55 inch LG LED and a 42 in LG LCD, so take that with a grain of salt when comparing to the one you're asking about. My 55 in one has a tad under 4 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area (the bezel is very narrow - not as narrow as the sides and top, but still narrow). My 42 inch TV is about 5 inches from table top to bottom of viewing area. The bezel on this one is at least an inch and a half. You should be able to tell from the dimensions printed with the specs. If you're buying online, it's always a good idea to get into a brick&mortar; store to check out the actual product - or at least one close to its specifications. Hope that was of some help. « Show Less
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I looked up the following information at LG.com for the 55LB7200: Shipping weight: 52.9 pounds. This was the only shipping weight I could find. TV was packed in the original packaging from the factory when it was delivered and unpacked at my home. If you want to find additional information about the TV, go to LG.com and search for 55LB7200 and look under the "Technical Specs." Plus you will find a lot of other information about the TV there. If there is anything else I can help you with, ask another question. Hope this info helps you. I am really glad I purchased this TV. Love it!!!!
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Sorry Jerry, have no idea. If you go into the LG site, you can pull up info on any model.
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Different screen and buttons and the 5200 has the zwave module built in. There are many other differences but these are the main ones.