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LG 50PG60

LG 50PG60completely happy with the LG 50PG60It's my first HDTV, but my satisfaction ranks right next to when I bought my first CD player to replace my tape deck. Got it for $1699 at Jeff Lynch in time for the NBC Olympics, the 1080p is stunning with 1080p DishTV...

Tags: Monitors & displays, TVs, TV & Home Theater, LG 50PG60, LG Electronics Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-12-31

LG 60PG60

Although CNET did not review the 60-inch LG 60PG60, we did review the 50-inch LG 50PG60. Judging from their spec sheets, the two LG plasma HDTVs are basically identical but for screen size, so we expect the review of the 50-incher to give a good indication of how the 60-inch...

Tags: LG Electronics Inc., LG 50PG60

Product reviews 2008-06-13

LG 50PG60

The LG 50PG60 is the second of two HDTVs we've reviewed with THX display certification, and it proves that even the three letters formerly associated with George Lucas can't guarantee picture quality parity. The first such THX-certified TV, Panasonic's TH-50PZ800U, impressed us in just about every way, and the 50PG60...

Tags: Quality, TVs, TV & Home Theater, LG 50PG60, LG Electronics Inc., THX

Product reviews 2008-06-12

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LG 50PG30

As LG's least-expensive 1080p resolution plasma, the LG50PG30 competes squarely against models such as the Samsung PN50A550 and the Panasonic TH-50PZ85U. Its specification sheet matches up well against those models, and its many picture controls, understated styling and generally solid feature set all point in the right direction. It...

Tags: LG Electronics Inc., LG 50PG30, 1080p

Product reviews 2008-09-16

LG 50PG20

The LG 50PG20 is the company's least expensive 50-inch plasma, competing against similar entry-level models from Samsung and Panasonic. It doesn't have the 1080p resolution of higher-priced plasmas, but we didn't really miss that extra detail. What we did miss with this LG, namely deep black levels and more accurate...

Tags: LG Electronics Inc., LG 50PG20, plasma

Product reviews 2008-08-26

Panasonic DMP-BD50

Sony may be the face of Blu-ray, and Samsung made the first Blu-ray player, but lately Panasonic has been leading the technological race among standalone (non-PlayStation 3) Blu-ray players. Last October, the company released the DMP-BD30K, which was the first Blu-ray Profile 1.1 player on the market, beating its competitors...

Tags: Game players, Panasonic DMP-BD50, Panasonic, SDHC, SDHC card slot

Product reviews 2008-06-06