Abstract: LG 42LG60 42-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD television packs quite a punch for a little price. Its packed with features that can improve your viewing experience. DimensionsRating The dimensions of this television are 2.4 X 40.9 X 29.4 inches. It weighs around...
Abstract: A few months ago, a product manager and engineer from LG visited Grayscale Studio to demonstrate the companys new LG60 line of LCD TVs. They were most proud of the effort they had put into the grayscale controls, which let a trained technician calib...
Abstract: As one of the more recent companies to become a serious player in the high definition TV market, LG has come a long way in just a few short years with its plasma and LCD units. Although reasonably priced and easy to use TVs have been the running theme ...
Accurate, natural color and lifelike highlights, Extensive picture adjustments and memory settings, Excellent standarddef processing, Cuttingedge styling
Remote isnt backlit and has no dedicated button for screen modes, Occasional artifacts from TruMotion processing
The Short Form$2,600 ($3,199 list) / LGUSA.COM / 800-243-0000SnapshotA very good picture and sexy styling add up to a solid recommendation for LGs new LCDPlus• Accurate, natural color and lifelike highlights• Extensive picture adjustments and me...
Excellent color quality. Very good image contrast. Superb HD video processing. Slick design with swivel stand.
On the expensive side. Some jagged edges visible in SD material. Even the lowest backlight level setting is too bright for dark rooms.
LGs newest 47-inch LCD HDTV offers impressively accurate color and superb picture detail with HD sources. Itll cost you, but this is the best LCD set weve seen....
Published: 2008-05-07, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
Comprehensive picture adjustments; accurate color after calibration; 120Hz video processing can smooth judder in moving images; matte screen reduces in-room reflections; unique design with prominent hole and red backside.
Relatively expensive; produces a lighter shade of black than competing HDTVs; some artifacts in 120Hz modes; so-so screen uniformity and off-angle viewing; no S-Video inputs; design may elicit mild jeering.
A unique design and best-in-class calibration controls cannot quite make up for the lighter black levels of the LG 47LG60 47-inch flat-panel LCD TV.
Abstract: The LG 47LG60 47" LCD was introduced in the fall of 2008 and runs until the fall of 2009. The LCD has some of the "scarlet" design accents – red trim visible on sides, top and around the stand of the TV. It is very thin at only 2.7" in depth and looks...
Slim design, good HD picture, well-balanced colours, four HDMI ports
Jittery motion at times, a few contrast issues, no 100Hz or 24p playback, design may be gaudy to some
LGs 42LG60FD is a fairly good full HD panel. Its slim panel with solid image quality but it is missing a few bits and pieces and the design may not suit everyone. ...
Distinctive design, Excellent HD performance, Brilliant tuner, Four HDMI ports
Poor off-axis performance, Sound is disappointing
The LG 42LG60FD, or Scarlet as its otherwise known, is a flashy, style-oriented LCD which thankfully has the performance and features to back it all up. ...
