Lg 37lg3000

[everitt1984]

Hey

Does anyone know much about this tv?

Advertised as 1080p with 24p for the blurays but cannot see the full HD logo on it? just wondering what people have heard about it as cant find many reviews online..?

cheers

Link: http://www.soundandvisiononline.com/...oduct_id=16154

[vickster]

Does this tell you? http://uk.lge.com/products/model/det...7lg3000.jhtml#

[everitt1984]

it says this:

1080P Source Input HDMI 60p/50p/30p/24p Component 60p/50p


so is that full HD then?

[vickster]

Looking at other sites, I think it may just be HD ready http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/stor...ory_oid=-21226 Yep, 720p

This is a 1080p LG http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/stor...&category_oid=

http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/prod...egza-xv-series Is full HD for example

[everitt1984]

hmm seems as if that link i posted then is false advertising!!

[vickster]

Or just a mistake. Call them in the morning to confirm and change their site

[ChrisGgr]

the 1080p in this case means it will accept 1080p signals but downscales them

[everitt1984]

Oh right ok, that seems a little bit pointless though? So it can accept them but won't display them? Would you not recommend it then?

cheers

[Yemeth]

Originally Posted by everitt1984

Oh right ok, that seems a little bit pointless though? So it can accept them but won't display them? Would you not recommend it then?

cheers

It will display them, but not at a 1920x1080 resolution. It will just downscale it to its maximum native resolution, which is 1366x768. In other words, 1080p,1080i and 720p will look virtually the same on this tv. No benefit of 1080p over the others. You'd need a proper 1920x1080 panel for that.

[ChrisGgr]

Originally Posted by everitt1984

Oh right ok, that seems a little bit pointless though? So it can accept them but won't display them? Would you not recommend it then?

cheers

yeah its a bit pointless..the LG3000 as a basic model is very good

[everitt1984]

Thanks for your help . Decided I'm gonna stick to a 32" and just get one with a nice crisp picture rather than try and get an all singing all dancing larger tv thats dirt cheap but actually not very good.

[tigermanuk69]

In reference to the link posted earlier, I have that tv (37LG5010) although I may be the only person who has!

For £660 I'd really go for it, the 'intelligent sensor' thing is a bit rubbish but bluray & games (PS3) look amazing!

Its a good looking tv (even my wife likes it!), the build quality seems excellent & unlike the sammy 6 series it really does do 1080/24. I bought it due to size & budget constraints but i don't regret a minute of it!