Posted by hdtv buying guide on July 29, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, Samsung | 
Samsung’s Twin HDTV Threats
When shopping for a new high-definition television, it’s rarely as cut-and-dried as choosing one and walking out of the store. There are comparisons to be made, pros and cons to be weighed.
Ultimately, the one that goes home with you is the one that offers the most for the money.
Samsung has a pair of large-format LCD HDTV models that cost a lot of money, but also return a wealth of features. One is the LN52B750, a 52-inch model that retails for $1,929. The other is the LN55B650, a 55-inch model at $1,799.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on July 27, 2009 under HDTV Buyer Guides |
The right HDTV takes gaming higher
As high-definition televisions become more commonplace, many manufacturers have taken steps to make sure their products are tailored to the needs of a diverse audience.
More recently, a number of companies have offered “gaming” versions of their standard HDTV models. They feature things like “picture enhancers” and “advanced processing power” to make sure the game is displayed in glitch-free high definition.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on July 25, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, LG |
The name is still somewhat foreign to consumers in the United States, but LG has been turning out quality, noteworthy products for more than 40 years.
LG Electronics, which is based in South Korea, was originally founded as GoldStar in 1958. The company produced electronics like radios and televisions, along with refrigerators, washer and dryers.
Today, LG is the largest plasma flat-panel television manufacturer, as well as a leader in LCD technology. The company’s LCD line — especially the 2009 models — has earned rave reviews in the technology press.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on July 22, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, LG |
Well above the entry-level sets that dominate the aisles at big-box discount stores, and well below the high-end models that sell for $3,000, lies the middle ground. It’s where the average consumer can find a television that fits their needs.
The LG 42LG50 is one of those televisions. It retails for $1,199 and features a 42-inch screen and 1080p resolution. It’s an LCD panel, which is one of LG’s strong suits. The company also produces plasma-screen televisions, though rival Panasonic tends to get more praise.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on July 20, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, LG |
One of the basic facts of technology is as follows: Things get cheaper over time. The technology of yesterday’s high-end devices is available to the masses. Five years ago, how many mobile phones could record and send high-quality video? Can you find many phones today that don’t do that?
Similarly, the best and brightest technology in high-definition television is becoming more affordable with each model-year rollout. Like other high-end offerings, LG’s 42LH55 has a few wow-worthy features. It retails for $1,699.95. Web-savvy shoppers can often find it for around $1,500.
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