LG 32LP1D

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 ...

LG 32LG5000

which automatically kicks in when left on standby. It is easy to install-the electronic program guides you through the setup, scanning for freeview channels etc. It looks very smart and sleek when up. Comes with a stand which can be removed for wall mounting and a cover piece to plug the gap when not using the stand. Also ...

LG 32LC2D

was also the in-store price. This was my first LCD TV after upgrading from a 28" CRT and initially it seemed huge, it was like being at the cinema in comparison to our old set! As always, the TV soon started to look too small and now leaves me wanting a 37" LCD! The slimline nature of LCD and plasma TVs means they can be positioned further back than a bulky CRT set and this can help create more distance between the screen and your seating position. Another design feature I liked was the speaker set below the screen as opposed to one at each side. This makes the TV look more compact and stylish, and may mean it will fit into your room better than the wider ...