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| $800-$1500 | 3D | 50″ – 54.9″ |
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LG 2011 3D LED TVs
LG introduced their 2011 TVs lineup in the traditional CES event.
This year there are few revolutionary technologies integrated in the TVs:
Cinema 3D: a passive 3D, the same technology used by the movie theaters. unlike the active 3D technology that uses heavy flickering glasses with batteries, Cinema 3D uses light passive polarized glasses which makes no stress on your eyes and bring more comfort. also the picture will be much brighter compared to the passive 3D. There are 2 series having this technology, both under the “Infinia” brand, the LW5600 & LW6500. 4 glasses will be included with every purchase of Cinema 3D TV.
Nano Full LED: LED screens are usually back-lit or edge-lit based. while the back-lit uses a matrix arrangements of the LED bulbs behind the screen which gives a very good picture quality, the edge-lit makes the lighting on from the edges of the TV and therefore it is cheaper and thinner than the back-lit. the new Nano LED technology uses back-lit and still keeps things thin and offer sharper, cleaner and smoother picture than ever before both in 2D and 3D.
Here is a video explaining about the Nano LED:
| Series | Infinia LZ9700 | Infinia LW9500 | Infinia LW7700 | Infinia LW6500 | Infinia LW5600 |
| Screen Sizes | 72″ – LG 72LZ9700 | 60″ – LG 60LW9500 55″ – LG 55LW9500 |
55″ – LG 55LW7700 47″ – LG 47LW7700 |
65″ – LG 65LW6500 55″ – LG 55LW6500 47″ – LG 47LW6500 |
55″ – LG 55LW5600 47″ – LG 47LW5600 |
| LED Technology | Full LED Slim (backlight with local dimming) | Nano Full LED (backlight with local dimming) | Nano Full LED (backlight with local dimming) | LED Plus (edgelit with local dimming) | LED Plus (edgelit with local dimming) |
| 3D Support | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| 3D Technology | Active 3D (THX 3D certified) | Active 3D (THX 3D certified) | Active 3D (THX 3D certified) | Cinema 3D – Passive 3D | Cinema 3D – Passive 3D |
| 2D to 3D Conversion | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| TruMotion | 400Hz | 480Hz | 240Hz | 240Hz | 120Hz |
| Full HD 1080p | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| Smart TV (Internet) | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| Dynamic Contrast Ratio | 10,000,000:1 | 10,000,000:1 | 10,000,000:1 | 10,000,000:1 | 5,000,000:1 |
LG is the second largest South Korean conglomerate company. The thing they are most known for in North America is their televisions. They are currently the worlds largest plasma manufacturer in the world thanks to their reputation of making high quality televisions with unrivaled picture quality at affordable prices.
LG has become the leading provider of the larger sized televisions in the LED Full HD sector. In part LG has pulled ahead of their competitors because of their partnerships/sponsorships around the world. They have become experts at getting their brand out there by sponsoring all kinds of sports teams (soccer, rugby, cricket, formula one) and other events such as London Fashion Week, FSO4 Freeze Festival and many other similar events.
In 2008 LG’s 50Inch PG6000 1080p Plasma HDTV won the “Best Video Display” award at CES (Consumer Electronics Show). LG continues to be on the leading edge of television development and customers continue to show their love for their products.
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