[Choorp]

Not sure how new this is, but there aren't any reviews yet so it must be fairly recent.

Amazon.com: LG Electronics 42LB6300 42-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel: Electronics

(Anyone got a spare $650? )

[gizmo21]

wow 11 us-cents/kWh thats 7,20 EUR-cents
i'm paying 27 EUR-cents/kWh atm that's nearly 4-times your price.

But then again we're shutting down all our nuclear plants now, so it's future savety we're paying for now.


sorry for the hijack, was just shocked by that yellow energy guide label.

[eblade]

LG's displays are ridiculously cheap on the power consumption. I don't know what the specs of the one I've got sitting in front of me are, but the sticker says it's a $10 per year, with comparable units ranging from $18 to $51. It's a 42" from the 2012 models I think. I've also got a 19" from the 2013 models, which had a $2 per year sticker, but I don't recall the "comparable units" range on it.

On the flipside, it wouldn't surprise me if that's rated with all of the power-saving options turned on, so YMMV.

[eblade]

Here is a 55-inch with 3D, 240Hz, etc that looks like it just came up.

[ryancell]

They are listed here too:

View All LG TV Models | LG USA

Kind of stupid they didn't announce it more and give people official dates/prices back at ces if it was this close to release anyways.

[eblade]

looks like Amazon lists more models than LG itself does :-S

[akitayo]

Prices:
42 inch US$649.99
47 inch US$749.99
50 inch US$899.99
55 inch US$1.099.99
60 inch US$1.399.99
65 inch US$1.699.99
70 inch US$2.799.99

All sizes have 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel, just in 55 and 65 inch size you have the option of a 240Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel and cost more.

[HelloNNNewman]

Is it just me? Am I the only one who isn't really thrilled with the look of the new menu? It may be running webOS in some form, but it's kind of an ugly interface. In the demo's I've watched, moving that little bean around to choose the menu reminds me of the Wii interface for some reason. Maybe it has to grow on you...

[eblade]

Prices:
42 inch US$649.99
47 inch US$749.99
50 inch US$899.99
55 inch US$1.099.99
60 inch US$1.399.99
65 inch US$1.699.99
70 inch US$2.799.99

All sizes have 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel, just in 55 and 65 inch size you have the option of a 240Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel and cost more.

The 240Hz ones seem to be the ones that support 3D, and come with glasses. (I thought 120Hz was enough for 3D? i'm not too well versed on all this stuff yet)

Is it just me? Am I the only one who isn't really thrilled with the look of the new menu? It may be running webOS in some form, but it's kind of an ugly interface. In the demo's I've watched, moving that little bean around to choose the menu reminds me of the Wii interface for some reason. Maybe it has to grow on you...

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The "magic" remote is Wii-mote like yes.

[akitayo]

The 240Hz ones seem to be the ones that support 3D, and come with glasses. (I thought 120Hz was enough for 3D? i'm not too well versed on all this stuff yet)



The "magic" remote is Wii-mote like yes.

No, there are 120Hz models that have 3D Pls scroll down and you will have a comparison chart:

Amazon.com: LG Electronics 60LB6300 60-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel: Electronics

[Grabber5.0]

Just tell me the faster refresh rate can be disabled. I HATE watching tv on them - it looks so unnatural.

[eblade]

No, there are 120Hz models that have 3D Pls scroll down and you will have a comparison chart:

Amazon.com: LG Electronics 60LB6300 60-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel: Electronics

yes, but the webOS ones that are 120Hz are showing 3D: No.

[eblade]

Just tell me the faster refresh rate can be disabled. I HATE watching tv on them - it looks so unnatural.

You mean how everything looks like 80's British or modern Mexican TV? I think that's the motion smoothing feature, not necessarily the high refresh rate. I could be wrong, though. As for disabling either of those, I have no clue.

[Grabber5.0]

You mean how everything looks like 80's British or modern Mexican TV? I think that's the motion smoothing feature, not necessarily the high refresh rate. I could be wrong, though. As for disabling either of those, I have no clue.

Yeah that's exactly what I meant. Typically only associated with high refresh rates. One manufacturer, Sony I think, calls it "Motion Flow". I originally was very turned off of BluRay because all of the demo TV's had that turned on, and I thought it was just how BluRay looked.

[ryancell]

My main focus is when they will be in local stores so I can try one out first. Not willing to spend the $ on my current budget yet...now if it were a phone with the normal webOS, sure!

[akitayo]

yes, but the webOS ones that are 120Hz are showing 3D: No.

Yep, these are the 1080p 240Hz Cinema Screen 3D LED TV with WebOS Smart TV IPS Panel and Two Pairs of 3D Glasses Prices:

( With 3D)
55 inch $1.399.99
60 inch $1.699.99
65 inch $2.299.99
70 inch $2.799.99

With 1080p 120Hz LED TV with WebOS Smart TV and IPS Panel, Sizes 42, 47 and 50 inch don`t come with 3D and 55, 60, and 65 inch with no 3D prices are:

Prices: (NO 3D)
42 inch US$649.99
47 inch US$749.99
50 inch US$899.99
55 inch US$1.099.99
60 inch US$1.399.99
65 inch US$1.699.99

[Grabber5.0]

Not bad prices.. The 50" is about the same as I paid for my 50" plasma

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[akitayo]

Not bad prices.. The 50" is about the same as I paid for my 50" plasma

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plus 1080p,LED, IPS panel and of course webOS Smart TV

[Grabber5.0]

plus 1080p,LED, IPS panel and of course webOS Smart TV

Now now, the only thing there that is actually a plus is webOS Smart TV.. I love my 1080p plasma TV, even though it puts out some heat.

[Pilotovef]

Now now, the only thing there that is actually a plus is webOS Smart TV.. I love my 1080p plasma TV, even though it puts out some heat.

Sad, I also love my Panasonic plasma...