LG 52LG7000

LG 32LG3000

a year now and had no problems with it. i got it on its own originally but since then have bought xbox 360 and they go very well together. the LG its self is very gd looking fair priced the screen picture is very good both from dvds and general tv programs. the tvs appearance is very modern and a very good addition to anyones home. the tv was quite expensive but enjoyment returned is well worth it. the sound quality is very gd i was going to buy some additional speakers for it but decided it wasnt necessary as the sound cudnt really be perfected upon. the tv has lots of AV sockets so it is possible to have a variaty or other kit set up with it at the same time such as ...

LG 32LG3000

a year now and had no problems with it. i got it on its own originally but since then have bought xbox 360 and they go very well together. the LG its self is very gd looking fair priced the screen picture is very good both from dvds and general tv programs. the tvs appearance is very modern and a very good addition to anyones home. the tv was quite expensive but enjoyment returned is well worth it. the sound quality is very gd i was going to buy some additional speakers for it but decided it wasnt necessary as the sound cudnt really be perfected upon. the tv has lots of AV sockets so it is possible to have a variaty or other kit set up with it at the same time such as ...

LG 32LG3000

I've only had this TV for a few days now having picked it up at Tesco for £329.97. The price isn't too bad having searched around. If you can wait for it you can Quidco it and get 3% back so makes it nearly £10 cheaper. The TV looks good and has no visible speakers at the front of rear, they're underneath but still fine. The surround is shiney black plastic and will hold dust like mad but when clean looks fab. Headline figures 1366 x 768 Resolution (so it's HD ready not Full HD), 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio (more than enough and great compared to others I looked at just below this in price), 500cd/m2, 50Hz, Vesa mounting 200 x 200, 11.5kg. Picture on ...

LG 32LG3000

I've only had this TV for a few days now having picked it up at Tesco for £329.97. The price isn't too bad having searched around. If you can wait for it you can Quidco it and get 3% back so makes it nearly £10 cheaper. The TV looks good and has no visible speakers at the front of rear, they're underneath but still fine. The surround is shiney black plastic and will hold dust like mad but when clean looks fab. Headline figures 1366 x 768 Resolution (so it's HD ready not Full HD), 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio (more than enough and great compared to others I looked at just below this in price), 500cd/m2, 50Hz, Vesa mounting 200 x 200, 11.5kg. Picture on ...

LG 26LG3000

all their friends seem to think they need, so I decided about 26" to 32" would do me fine. I have heard many good reviews and reports from friends that LG make very good televisions so they were always going to be a contender. They are also very reasonably priced in comparison to some of the other well known makes, as I discovered when I started to look for my new purchase. I looked in my local Currys and Comet first as I decided they would have the best choice, however I soon found that a lot of the staff in these two stores assumed that as a woman I would not know very much about televisions and they seemed to want to tell me a load of rubbish that I thought ...

LG 26LG3000

all their friends seem to think they need, so I decided about 26" to 32" would do me fine. I have heard many good reviews and reports from friends that LG make very good televisions so they were always going to be a contender. They are also very reasonably priced in comparison to some of the other well known makes, as I discovered when I started to look for my new purchase. I looked in my local Currys and Comet first as I decided they would have the best choice, however I soon found that a lot of the staff in these two stores assumed that as a woman I would not know very much about televisions and they seemed to want to tell me a load of rubbish that I thought ...