http://www.hdtvuniverse.com/lcd-tv-reviews/lg-42lg50-review/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=lg-42lg50-review HDTV Reviews, News & Guides Thu, 26 Apr 2012 17:25:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.hdtvuniverse.com/lcd-tv-reviews/lg-42lg50-review/#comment-3394 Avenger Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:36:53 +0000 http://www.youreviewelectronics.com/?p=333#comment-3394 The LG 42LG50 seems to be a nice tv so far. I purchased it about two weeks ago and have yet to fully get a grasp on even its basic features let alone even consider delving into its many advanced menus under the expert modes. It's screen is a bit more reflective than I was expecting but in most cases, I have not yet had this be a problem. I'm not all that impressed with its sound though, the speaker setup coupled with a very weak 10 watts per side leave lots to be desired but hye, for the price, you really can't complain. I would recomend this for anyone looking to go for thier first LCD tv set, it's versatile and has a wide range of inputs and adequate outs as well. My main selling point was the ability to VGA in for my HTPC, man does the vista desktop look nice at 42" 1080p. I have to say, do your research and understand the whole 1080p HD thing before you even bother though, I surprised to find out that no major television networks offer 1080p as of yet and that the only true 1080p signal you'll likely input to your nice shiney 1080p LCD will be from Blue Ray, a PC (with a nice Graphics card) or your PS3, knowing this ahead of time, I'd likely have waited a while longer until the price drops on bigger models. The LG 42LG50 seems to be a nice tv so far. I purchased it about two weeks ago and have yet to fully get a grasp on even its basic features let alone even consider delving into its many advanced menus under the expert modes. It’s screen is a bit more reflective than I was expecting but in most cases, I have not yet had this be a problem. I’m not all that impressed with its sound though, the speaker setup coupled with a very weak 10 watts per side leave lots to be desired but hye, for the price, you really can’t complain. I would recomend this for anyone looking to go for thier first LCD tv set, it’s versatile and has a wide range of inputs and adequate outs as well. My main selling point was the ability to VGA in for my HTPC, man does the vista desktop look nice at 42″ 1080p.
I have to say, do your research and understand the whole 1080p HD thing before you even bother though, I surprised to find out that no major television networks offer 1080p as of yet and that the only true 1080p signal you’ll likely input to your nice shiney 1080p LCD will be from Blue Ray, a PC (with a nice Graphics card) or your PS3, knowing this ahead of time, I’d likely have waited a while longer until the price drops on bigger models.

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