LG LCD Model Differences: What is the difference between LG's 'LG' line and 'LH' line of LCD TVs?
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The LG line is last year's model of the LH line. There are a few differences in specs depending on exactly which model. For an example, the 42LH40 (2009 model) has 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 4 HDMI inputs and a 120hz refresh rate. The 42LG50 (2008 model) has a 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 3 HDMI inputs and a 60hz refresh rate. Note that these are just a few of the many differences. The LBX is the 2007 model. There are also a few benefits of the LH55 series over the LH40, most notably that the LH55 has a 240hz refresh rate.
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There is no difference! Both screens are LCD. LED is what back lights the LCD display. LED (Light Emitting Diode) They just call all LCD displays LED.
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Only difference on the LG website is that they claim that the C can play CD-R/RW while the 620 one cannot. Both can play CD-R/CD-RW. This difference may not even be true. Many manufacturers make the exact same product with different model numbers so stores can claim they price match only the exact same model numbers - but then they really don't have to match cause the numbers are different! pretty slimy when this is true.
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When buying an LED the D/PN (Dell Part Number) does not matter as long as the LG number is the same.. Beware of people substituting a Matt screen for a gloss screen. Read description carefully...
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I cannot compare as I do not own both. But I do have the View Sonic and the LG, and both displays have excellent color accuracy when delivered and used on the DVI port using native resolution. The big rub is that the as delivered brightness is so high as to cause significant eye strain if used more than 1 1/2 hours. If you reduce the brightness, you will not get the advertised Dynamic Contrast Ratio. In addition the as delivered brightness causes a non acceptable light bleed around 1 or more edges. All of the above are to be expected on these LED backlit, IPS, WQHD displays, and getting one acceptable to you is a matter of luck and original engineering design tradeoffs. These displays are at least 2 or 3 times better than the old 1920 x 1080 displays. Good Luck.
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I am not 100% sure which models do still have that option on the smart menu, but here is LG's site link and you may get a better answer to your question and what models do and don't using this link. LG Link:http://www.lg.com/my/tvs/lg-60LA8600-led-tv
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Go to Costco and get the LCD 32550 model of LG. Comes with the IPS screen and internet features for $400 plus Costco doubles the warranty and 90 day return policy. It is a non LED screen though, but excellent TV!
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The 27" line is represented by models S27D590P and S27D390H. Both D390 and D590, according to Samsung's website, have tilt function. The D590 boasts 2 HDMI ports while reviews show the D390 having only 1, despite pictures on Amazon and Samsung's website. HL/PL represent the 24" lineup.
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I know this will have no factor on the LG set the author got but CNET says the LG 42LV5500 is better. I don't know why but I just checked the price(12/30/2011 at 6:30PM PT) It's selling at $719 here on Amazon. I great value!
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Thank you for in INFO.I think the best thing to do it's go into the store and compare it side by sideMy friend also told me to go with an LG. but as of now I'm still debating,
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I have the 70 inch model. I'm not sure about the refresh rate, but the motion of the on screen images is very fluid; more so than smaller TVs I've had. I think that is the LG Trumotion effect. Here's a link that explains it a little more: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130307210110AAVgVXD
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The SAX is a newer version that fixes an issue with an internal screen reflection, and possibly an issue with a noisy led power board. I recently purchased a model advertised as an HLT5687S and received the SAX version. The box of the SAX was stamped "Made in Mexico". So far it seems like I got a good tv with no issues. They are closing out this TV, and you can get very good in store deals. I got mine for under twelve hundred. Samsung is no longer making LED based sets under 61 inches, so get one now if you want a smaller screen.
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The difference is in the TV's refresh rate. The 32l4200u is at 60Hz while the 32l1350 is at 120Hz. The difference between these refresh rates dictate how much you can see in a set amount of time. So, if there is movement on the screen, the 120Hz TV will show the motion a little more smoothly (a little less blurry) than the 60Hz TV. Hope that helps.
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I pre-ordered this model as opposed to the LG combo. The reason is because the Samsung upscales DVDs to 1080p, while the LG upscales them to only 1080i. While this certainly is not a deal breaker to most, it is to me. Also the LG is $200 more.
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it's a lie by LG unfortunately!! http://hdguru.com/lg-55lm6700-hdtv-review-when-120-hz-isnt-120-hz-updated/8281/http://hdguru.com/beware-of-phony-lcd-hdtv-refresh-rates/7726/
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The Unit has the IPSLED logo on it and that's what the specs are. LG's IPS panel offers lifelike colors that ensure what you are seeing is true to the original. Enjoy ultra wide viewing angles that ensure zero color shift whether you are standing or lying down. LG's Cinema 3D technology brings depth to your work and entertainment by using lightweight, battery free glasses. The 2D to 3D conversion ensures any content becomes more riveting by adding a third dimension. 1 new from $335.95 I am well pleased with my purchase and still using it.
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I got this Item (LG SMART LA6200 42 Inches). I paid for it like a 120 Hz, but now I discovered that is only 60 Hz. Can I give good references about LG products?