LG 32LG3000

of volume if it s needed. HDMI with PS3 One of the main reasons for the TV was as a gaming TV. At the price there were not many 32 inchers within my price bracket that are made by a decent manufacturer. Switching between antennae and HDMI is easy and very logical. The image on HDMI is vastly superior to the Freeview image as you d expect but all of the blurryness and haze go. The TV has a game mode, which darkens the screen further by lowering the backlight strength and changes all of the contrast etc settings. The out-of-the-box settings are ok but having fiddled I have a much better set-up for my PS3. Having played Resistence 2 and KillZone 2, the screen gives enough ...

LG 32LG5000

cost what they do. The first point to note is that it looks good; it isn t a cheap supermarket giveaway . The speakers are hidden from view, in fact I m not entirely sure where they are, even after 1 year of ownership. I wasn t convinced at first by idea of hidden speakers, but can now see how they make for a better looking TV. Picture quality is superb; I ve never been disappointed. The TV boasts an amazing 50000:1 contrast ratio! The results from my Bluray Player are as one would expect. I m not a big watcher of sport so cannot comment on that. TV/DVD up-scaling seems to be very good and lacks the pixelation seen on other models. Even when playing video from my ...