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LG Cinema 3D TV 55LW6500

The new LED 3D TV is a stunning 3D TV with simple 3D glasses offering the finest in 3D viewing, and can also be used as your monitor.

Posted on: Friday, February 03, 2012 14:47 IST | Abhijit Ahaskar

Updated on: Friday, March 02, 2012 17:52 IST

The new Samsung 3D TV is one of the sleekest TV displays with a 29.9mm-thin black panel supported by a slim stand. The front panel has backlit touch keys right under the screen and glow when you touch. Just like the TV, the 3D glasses are also sleek with a geeky feel and could be used over your power glasses, if you use any. The remote is easy to use with rubberised keys for all the brilliant features such as the 3D viewing without flicker, 2D to 3D conversion and smart TV functionality along with separate input keys.

For connections, it has two composite video inputs, two component video inputs, four HDMI inputs and two USB ports. You can connect the 3D smart HDTV to your PC, local area network with a built-in port or the internet for video browsing and streaming. The TV also permits digital and analog audio connections. The viewing has to be done from some distance to get the best visuals effects of 3D. 2D to 3D conversion is another interesting feature of the LG 3D TV, which allows regular 2D content to be converted for 3D viewing by merely pressing the 3D button on the remote control. In the Smart TV, there is a Home Dashboard that allows easy navigation through multiple options.

The performance compliments the good looks and features. Blu-ray and 3D video playback was stunning and with the video quality of the HD content running really good. The 2D to 3D conversion and the 3D viewing brings 3D videos to life. And this can be seen from wide viewing angles without straining eyes, thanks to light-weight glasses and the reduced flicker. The biggest advantage of LG Cinema 3D TV is the passive 3D glasses, which unlike other 3D TV glasses, cost merely 150 rupees. This it owes to Film Pattern Retarder (FPR) technology, which uses a polarized film substrate in-built with the panel. This allows one to view 3D with ordinary polarized film glasses. Also, the glasses are not dependent on batteries or USB charge and hence are more comfy and green.

LG Cinema 3D TV 55LW6500 is priced at Rs.1, 94,000, which is perfect for something like this. The dynamic contrast ratio of LG 3D TV, which is 9,000,000:1, is the highest contrast ratio available today, rendering colour effects richer and the quality better. The only disappointment was the sound quality, which was not poor but at this price it should have been better.

Specifications:
Cinema 3D Full HD
Screen Size 55 inch Resolution 1920 x 1080p WCC (Wide Colour Control)
Smart TV, 2D to 3D Conversion
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 9,000,000:1
HDMI - 4 USB 2.0 - 2, Headphone-1
Motion Clarity Index 850
Magic Motion Remote Control Ready
Wireless HD Ready

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