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LG 42LH3000

This was the last TV I had before my recent upgrade to a 50".Yes men do like to boast about their size, but now its their TV, and I love having a huge one. An excellent TV. It is incredibly slim, and surprisingly light for its size. It also comes with numerous ports for different connections. Every connection type you can imagine is here, so whether you just use the basic scart leads for everything, or you feed from your PC, or you like to have the highest quality picture an sound at all times, this TV will cater for it. I never had a problem with it, and it still works now ( I gave it to my sister). Installation was incredibly easy, with freeview built ...

LG 37LC55

in LG . The only thing i would warn to be aware of is a bracket - buy one that fits and not a universal one!! I bought a universal one and whilst it does now fit, it aint perfect and the scart socket catches on the back bracket which can be a problem if the scart comes loose. You may pay more for the proper bracket but it will ...

LG 42LY95

cope with some new hi-tech gadget. Ignoring pesky salesmen I decided to go solely on consumer reviews and independent stores opinions when picking my television. I eventually chose the LG 42LY95. It s long list of features are what grabbed my attention. At £920 plus £25 delivery it was a good £500 under my budget. The t.v is cased in the industry standard shiny black plastic. I would have preferred a white casing to match the color scheme in my room, but this model only comes in black. As for shape, it looks more or less the same as nearly all of its rivals. Now, I have laminate flooring in my front room. When walking around on it some items in my front room shake ...