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LG 32LG7000

sets you can adjust the brightness and contrast to suit. But it also has a gadget called "intelligent eye" which if you are set to this, then as light adjusts in your room your set will adjust the contrast/brightness ratio to suit. When I had this settting selected you could notice a slight difference in viewing pleasue, but not so much that it distracted you. I find this seeting the best to watch my programmes with. The actual set is also very good looking. When we were looking at TV, the look was one of the things i was interested in. This may sound fickle, but i did want a nice lloking set, as it is afterall the center piece of the living room. The case for ...

LG 32LG7000

sets you can adjust the brightness and contrast to suit. But it also has a gadget called "intelligent eye" which if you are set to this, then as light adjusts in your room your set will adjust the contrast/brightness ratio to suit. When I had this settting selected you could notice a slight difference in viewing pleasue, but not so much that it distracted you. I find this seeting the best to watch my programmes with. The actual set is also very good looking. When we were looking at TV, the look was one of the things i was interested in. This may sound fickle, but i did want a nice lloking set, as it is afterall the center piece of the living room. The case for ...

LG 32LG5700

I bought this TV during the Easter sale after spending a few weeks researching the TVs available (looking for good value for money). We paid £399.99 for this TV and are delighted with it. It has two HDMI sockets, invisible speakers (they really are) and also imitates surround sound. The TV is also Full HD - 1080p, I also found out that HD Ready (720p) is not the same as Full HD 1080p as it can only recieve an HP signal but cannot display it on the screen as it does not have enough pixels - so make sure you get a Full HD 1080p TV if you want to view a HD signal. I have seen complaints on other review sites saying this TV has poor sound quality - well I guess that depends on what ...

LG 32LG5700

I bought this TV during the Easter sale after spending a few weeks researching the TVs available (looking for good value for money). We paid £399.99 for this TV and are delighted with it. It has two HDMI sockets, invisible speakers (they really are) and also imitates surround sound. The TV is also Full HD - 1080p, I also found out that HD Ready (720p) is not the same as Full HD 1080p as it can only recieve an HP signal but cannot display it on the screen as it does not have enough pixels - so make sure you get a Full HD 1080p TV if you want to view a HD signal. I have seen complaints on other review sites saying this TV has poor sound quality - well I guess that depends on what ...