Price range: £632.40 - £649.00
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What is it: Startlingly affordable, 47-inch, 1080p LCD TV
What we think: Real bargain, thanks to its natural all-round performance, huge screen, opulent design and excellent menus
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 2 October 2009
Tags: LG Electronics, LG LH3000 (47LH3000), HDMI, hi-def, digital photos
We like:
Huge but attractive; great value for money; picture quality is far better than you'd expect, given the price
We don't like:
Black levels aren't the deepest we've seen; standard-definition pictures are sometimes slightly noisy
CNET UK judgement:
While LG is doing good work with its mid-range and top-end TVs, we really didn't expect much from the almost entry-level 47LH3000. But it confounded our expectations at nearly every turn, stubbornly refusing to be humbled by any of our tests. It should prove a significant temptation for anyone on a tight budget who thought they'd only be able to afford a decent 37-inch set
Full review:
While many TV makers have been hit hard by the recession, LG hasn't fared too badly. Sales figures prove that these penny-pinching times chime well with LG's simple but effective strategy of selling well-featured, decent-performing TVs for less money than its rivals. The £750, 47-inch, 1080p 47LH3000 LCD TV is very much a product of this policy. Continue Reading...
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