- HD-Ready 1080p
- LED
- Freeview HD
- 4 HDMI INPUTS
- LG Netcast
37″ LED TV with Freeview HD, NetCastTM, 4 x HDMI and USB connectivityThe LG LE4900 LED TV series provides Full HD 1080p picture quality with an ultra slim design which is perfect for hanging on the wall. Also on board is built in Freeview HD and NetCastTM for access to your favourite internet applications so that you and your family will be entertained for hours.
LG LED TVs produce a sharper, more detailed picture with a superior contrast as well as an ultra slim design compared to LCD TVs. LED
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Playstation 2 lag,
This is a decent product.. I’ve tested the USB with a 500Gb hard drive (powered through USB) and with simple memory sticks.. It is pretty cool and the TV software allows you to have a slideshow of images while playing a folder of music. ALbeit you can’t seem to randomize the music. It also automatically starts playing the next video if you open a folder load.. which tends to mean I watch too many in a row :). It doesn’t support every filetype imaginable.. like .ogg music files, but it did a good job will all my mpg and avi files regardless of encoding. Interestingly it failed to play the legitimate videos I recorded with my Canon Powershot G9 – but even windows media player has given up on that.. so I think my camera is messed up.
One problem I encountered was with the PS2. Fighting games like Tekken suffer from way too much lag. The PS2 doesn’t output the high resolution, so the TV is upscaling it, from what I understand, and this takes a second.. so I found it impossible to play accurately. This is a known phenomenon explained elsewhere if you search “PS2 high definition lag.” Sadly I’ve not found a way round it, but it is probably time to take the leap to a PS3 anyway.
I mainly use the LG through my PC so I can use internet, and VLC media player for all my content… colour seems fine, there is a patch of white towards the bottom middle of my screen when viewing really dark stuff. but I never notice it is normal circumstances, and I also have a lot of poor quality videos.
For sound I realised my PC speakers are better for music, but for TV and background music it is fine.. just don’t expect it to replace your hifi.
As a TV, it does everything I wanted. The remote D-button is a little awkward tho.. I thought I needed time to get used to it, but after a month I’m still accidentally pressing buttons below the up-down-left-right instead of what I’m going for.
Basically, it ain’t perfect, but what in this life actually is?
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