hereshow.ca Updated:
2011-11-09 02:01:26
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LG's Cinema 3D televisions, new for 2011, are the first HDTVs to use passive 3D technology While you still need glasses with passive 3D, the glasses are much lighter than active-shutter glasses. They're also far less expensive. And crosstalk-related g...
Very comfortable 3D viewing, Excellent blacks and shadow detail, Effective 2D to 3D upconversion...
Soft pictures with broadcast 3D content, Local dimming causes slight hotspotting, Very mild motion blurring...
By now, my verdict should be obvious. This is an excellent television for 2D HDTV. For 3D viewing, the passive design involves tradeoffs. The polarizer glasses are far more comfortable than active-shutter glasses. There's no flicker or crosstalk-induce...
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to the LG 55LW5600 LED LCD TVI first saw the passive 3D LCD displays at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show and was immediately drawn in by their crisp bright displays and limited crosstalk. Fellow Secrets team member Chris Heinonen and I recently took...
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Passive 3D gathers steam with LG's 55LW5600 Cinema 3D LED HDTV, but will the price and loss of detail deflate the enthusiasm of potential buyers?...
The folks in the active 3D camp are not going to like this, but LG has figured out how to make a passive 3D HDTV that will sell the technology better than anything the competition has come up with for under $2,500. The inclusion of four pairs of glass...
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To find the feature press the Home key to go to the menu, scroll down to the Setup option and press. Once in the Setup options menu click on the picture settings menu and scroll all the way down to the bottom of that menu. The TruMotion setting is lo...
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So far, three manufacturers have released 3D HDTVs that use passive polarized glasses rather than active shutter glasses: VIZIO, Toshiba, and LG. All three use technology developed by LG. In our June issue, we took a close look at VIZIO's 65-inch entry, s...
The LG 55LW5600 came very close to earning a Home Theater Top Pick recommendation. I went back and forth more than once on the single issue that troubled me: the nonuniform brightness at the sides of the screen. Ultimately, I must come down on the side o...
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Much like the format war that once divided us between HD DVD and Blu-ray, a battle between two different types of 3D-capable HDTVs rages on while customers wait to be convinced that any of the new tech is worth the trouble. One of the first to enter the b...
Decent black levels for an edge lit LCD, Easy media streaming via Plex or DLNA, Good, cheap 3D under the right conditions...
Passive 3D glasses cut picture resolution, Confusing menu setup, Neither one of the two remotes is easy to use...
The TV industry's love affair with 3D and connected TV features doesn't appear to be waning any time soon and this set's features keep it in line with the expectations of a midrange display. Retail prices are currently floating between $1,700 to $2,100 fo...
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consumersearch.com Updated:
2011-11-09 02:01:25
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The 55-inch LG 55LW5600 is winning fans for its combination of good picture quality and cutting- edge features. The TV has better screen uniformity than many other edge-lit LED sets, such as the otherwise highly regarded Samsung UN55D8000 (*Est. $2,800...
Good 2D picture quality, Lots of mediastreaming features, Lightweight and inexpensive 3D glasses, Second, Wiilike remote control included, Good value...
Black levels aren't the darkest around, Passive 3D has reduced resolution...
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Video Review: The LG Insignia LW5600 3D TV comes with a 55" LCD screen, LG Cinema 3D technology and limitless entertainment with the LG Smart TV feature. But how do all these features play out? Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey take a closer look on Gad...
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Passive 3D are two words that have already become known in TV land. Some keep saying that it's not as good as active 3D. Then others claim that it's vastly superior. Anyway, competition is tight between different brands. Like LG, Samsung, Vizio, Panasonic...
The LG Infinia 47LW5600 makes a good companion. Not the best, but not the last in line, either...
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As hardware and software products mature, more and more features seem to seep into them. This trend is definitely manifesting in many of the 2011 HDTVs.With cross pollination from computers, tablets, and smartphones, the feature creep in TVs is mo...
The edge-lit LED LG 47LW5600 delivers consistently high quality 2D and 3D performance at a competitive price point. And under its Smart TV banner, LG provides access to not only streaming media providers but also an ever expanding list of apps...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2011-08-14 19:53:30
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4.50 Until recently, the two biggest knocks against 3D have been high prices and cumbersome (and expensive) 3D glasses. The LG Infinia 47LW5600 ($1,699.99 list) addresses both of these issues with great success, and throws in a handful of other n...
Reasonably priced.Very dark blacks. Excellent good 2D and 3D quality. Two bundled remotes, one mimics an onscreen mouse...
Some 3D crosstalk. LGbranded Web apps could use a makeover.
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avguide.com Updated:
2011-08-14 19:53:34
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Depending on whom you ask, 2010 was either a banner launch year for 3D flat panel HDTVs or it was a dud. Initial estimates from various industry sources contended that by year’s end millions of 3D TVs would find their way into consumers’ homes. While...
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Until recently, the two biggest knocks against 3D HDTVs have been high prices and cumbersome (and expensive) 3D glasses. The LG Infinia 47LW5600 ($1,699.99 list) addresses both of these issues with great success, and throws in a handful of other neat f...
Reasonably priced.Very dark blacks. Excellent good 2D and 3D quality. Two bundled remotes, one mimics an on-screen mouse.
Some 3D crosstalk. LG-branded Web apps could use a makeover.
Top-notch 2D- and 3D-image quality, a wealth of features, and a wallet-friendly price make the 47-inch LG Infinia 47LW5600 the 3D HDTV to beat. Buy it now...
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The LG 47LW5600 more than holds its own in an increasingly competitive 3D TV field. For $1530 (as of April 10, 2011), this 47-inch, LED-backlit set delivers decent image quality, great connected-TV features, and a pleasurable passive-3D experience in a...
Innovative gesturecontrolled remote, Firstrate connected TV with DLNA support, good 3D...
Image darkens with offaxis viewing, Audio is anemic, manual covers dozens of models...
The stylish, 47-inch LG 47LW5600 packages impressive connected-TV features with decent image quality, 3D support, and an innovative second remote, at a moderate price...
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A new generation of less-expensive 3D HDTVs has just hit the market. Are they worth the lowered price of admission?Features and designOn the surface, the 47-inch LG 47LW5600 is just one of a sea of black-edged flat panel HDTVs, but it does have a nice...
Affordable entry for 3D HDTV, Four pairs of glasses supplied, 3D effects better than expected, Wi-Fi ready, adapter included, Decent backlit remote...
3D effects not as distinct as high-end competitors, Pricier sets have better 2D picture quality, Confusing consumer-unfriendly manuals...
The LG 47LW5600 is a great alternative for those who don’t want to drop a bundle on 3D HDTVs using active shutter glasses...
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The LG 47LW5600 ($1699 MSRP) offers great color performance and an improved 3D experience from older-generation 3D TVs at a mid-range price. With an extensive library of internet content and very few shortcomings, the LG 47LW5600 is a decent buy.Editor...
The LG 47LW5600 is a solid LCD TV that has excellent color and internet performance. While it underperforms in a few key areas, the user experience and interface is very good. Until the cost of the unreasonably expensive active-shutter 3D glasses comes...
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LG's new approach to 3D seeks to bridge the gap between home and theater by removing expensive, energy-sucking glasses from the equation. The technology used in its new Cinema 3D TVs works similarly to 3D movie theater systems that employ passive glasses...
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gadgetreview.com Updated:
2014-02-08 01:17:47
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Finding a TV with many of the features we want, or may want for years to come, is hard. They're available, but expensive. The LG 47LW5600 comes with all of the latest bells and whistles, including 3D, built-in apps and wireless connectivity, all for a dec...
A solid TV with good color quality but less than average black and white contrast. 3D picture quali...
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