LG M2040A-BZ

LG 32LG7000

I have owned this tv set for about a week now, and i am ver pleased with my purchase! After onths of looking around for a decent 32" LCD TV we finally settled on this choice. The spec of the tv is very good, it has 3 hdmi inputs, 2 scart inouts and a slot for a pc card so you can hook it upto your pc! It is HD ready to 1080P, which I saw demonstrated int he shop and it was very clear! At home I have no need yet for HD viewing as I ma still on SD. But SD throught hgis tv is also very clear pciture. Like all 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 ...

LG 32LG7000

I have owned this tv set for about a week now, and i am ver pleased with my purchase! After onths of looking around for a decent 32" LCD TV we finally settled on this choice. The spec of the tv is very good, it has 3 hdmi inputs, 2 scart inouts and a slot for a pc card so you can hook it upto your pc! It is HD ready to 1080P, which I saw demonstrated int he shop and it was very clear! At home I have no need yet for HD viewing as I ma still on SD. But SD throught hgis tv is also very clear pciture. Like all 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 ...

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 ...

LG 19LG3000

so HD ready, though not full HD. Colours were sharp and images clear, even on fast paced DVD action. It has several ports, chiefly two HDMI and two SCART, as well as various audio outputs - see the LG website for details, im not going to bore you to death with the full list here. The remote is fairly easy to use, though if your sight isn t brilliant you might well want to put your specs on - the writing is appallingly small, which is my one niggle with this whole package. All in all, i ve been very impressed, and as a final seal of approval, my sister hasn t moaned about it at ...

LG 19LG3000

so HD ready, though not full HD. Colours were sharp and images clear, even on fast paced DVD action. It has several ports, chiefly two HDMI and two SCART, as well as various audio outputs - see the LG website for details, im not going to bore you to death with the full list here. The remote is fairly easy to use, though if your sight isn t brilliant you might well want to put your specs on - the writing is appallingly small, which is my one niggle with this whole package. All in all, i ve been very impressed, and as a final seal of approval, my sister hasn t moaned about it at ...