Spec me a TV - Page 2

colin25 · 29-08-2010, 13:07

Product Features
LG42LD690
Screen Size in Inches 42
Type of Screen LCD
HD TV Full HD 1080p
Freeview or Freesat Tuner Freeview HD
3D Ready No
Built-in Disc Player No Disc Player
WiFi No
Frequency (Hz) 100
4 colour pixels No
HDMI Interface 3
Contrast Ratio (X:1) 70000
Response Time in ms 2.4
Reflection Angle 178
USB Port Yes
Electronic Program Guide (EPG) No
Energy Savings Trust Feature Yes
Release Date 30 Mar 2010

Lg 42LF7700
Screen Size in Inches 42
Type of Screen LCD
HD TV Full HD 1080p
Freeview or Freesat Tuner Freeview
3D Ready No
Built-in Disc Player No Disc Player
Frequency (Hz) 100
4 colour pixels No
HDMI Interface 3
Contrast Ratio (X:1) 80000
Response Time in ms 3
Number of Scart Interfaces 2
Reflection Angle 178
Brightness in Candela per square metre 500
PC Interface Yes
USB Port Yes
Electronic Program Guide (EPG) Yes
Energy Savings Trust Feature No
Weight (kg) 19.4
Release Date 11 Mar 2009

Peter_ · 29-08-2010, 20:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by alferret

Leaning towards this http://www.richersounds.com/product/...690/lg-42ld690 or http://www.richersounds.com/product/...42lf77starstar We do have the 32" version of the latter & it is a cracking TV (but its going back) So its either freesat HD or freeview HD, guess when I get to richersounds I'll see if I can compare the 2.

Let us know if you bought one or the other.

CycoSymz · 29-08-2010, 21:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by alferret

Due to an unforseen issue with the Tv in the bedroom we are looking to get another LCD TV.

Max price £500 (deffo not more)
Prefered spec would include
40"\42" (not smaller)
1080p
Freeview (freesat would be better but for price i doubt it)
100hz
Min 3xHDMI
Fast response time <6ms would be good.

Looking forward to seeing what you guys\gals come up with.

Al

You want a 40 inch TV for the bedroom? I've only got a 32 inch set in my lounge

SnoopZ · 29-08-2010, 21:59

I know you said you're looking for a 40in for the bedroom but i bought this 32in Samsung with built in Freeview HD and it gives an awesome picture on SD but haven't been able to check it out on Freeview HD yet.

http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/samsung...29595-pdt.html

alferret · 30-08-2010, 07:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque

Let us know if you bought one or the other.

Will do, although I we are leaning towards the 42LD690 as its a 2010 model.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CycoSymz

You want a 40 inch TV for the bedroom? I've only got a 32 inch set in my lounge

Bit of a long story so I'll try to condense it.

Have 32" tv in bedroom which is being refunded due to very minor issue £450.
Upon measuring the gap where the TV will go we now find that 37" is the largest size TV we can get to fit so... The 42" we get is going in the front room & the 37" Sharp Aquos we already have will now be going in the bedroom.

I know its a bit of overkill for the bedroom but my wife struggles with reading txt on a smaller screen and doesnt wear her glasses in bed.

alferret · 30-08-2010, 11:21

Went for the LG 42LD690 from richersounds, no stock till tomorrow so paid anyway & whats more got it for £449, so we have gone from 32" to 42" for the cost of £0.00

Peter_ · 30-08-2010, 12:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by alferret

Went for the LG 42LD690 from richersounds, no stock till tomorrow so paid anyway & whats more got it for £449, so we have gone from 32" to 42" for the cost of £0.00

Nice one.

colin25 · 30-08-2010, 15:43

Of the two you were thinking of..i think the 2010 model was best choice.

alferret · 31-08-2010, 18:28

Got the TV, pretty impressed, PQ is very good once setup properly which I'm still in the process of doing. Netcast is pretty crap unless you like browsing youtube, picassa or accuweather.