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42" LG

Grantie · 2008-11-17 16:56:39

or does the contrast ratio make much of a difference? and is there a difference between Full HD and HD ready?

17-11-2008 4:56pm

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Grantie

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Model: 42LG5000

# LG 42" HD READY 1080P LCD TV .

# 1920 X 1080 PICTURE RESOLUTION.

# 50000:1 DYNAMIC CONTRAST RATIO .

# SRS TRUSURROUND XT SOUND.

# 3X HDMI DIGITAL CONNECTIONS

or

Model: 42LG5020

# LG 42" FULL HD 1080P LCD TV.

# 1920X1080 PICTURE RESOLUTION.

# 15000:1 CONTRAST RATIO.

# DUAL XD ENGINE PICTURE ENHANCEMENT.

# SRS TRUSURROUND SOUND WITH CLEAR VOICE.

# 3X HDMI DIGITAL CONNECTIONS.

# 2X SCART AND PC INPUT.

does the contrast ratio make much of a difference? and is there a difference between Full HD and HD ready?

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#2 17-11-2008 5:20pm

segasega

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I've heard a lot of people say that DYNAMIC CONTRAST RATIO is pointless and sometimes annoying.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD_ready

On a screen that big you'll notice the difference between HD Ready and Full.

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#3 18-11-2008 9:31am

godtabh

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They are both full HD ie 1920X1080

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