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While my own TV is a unit capable of displaying HD it cannot show 3D, at 32inches by today’s idea of size it is small. So I cleared a larger space in my lounge and here look at a Smart TV from LG that does it all that includes Wireless...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated: 2013-11-13 20:22:08
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LG's 42in set is a very sleek, minimalist looking affair with a thin frame round the screen. The effect is slightly marred though by the main remote which felt a little tacky and cheaply made.There's a reasonably broad set of connectors on the back, in...
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Because of its middle-of-the road status, the LG 42LM660T is easy to miss when you're short-listing TVs . Even within LG's own ranks it's sandwiched between a bewildering roster of similarly specified models. But as it transpires, this forward-thinking £8...
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Time for us to take a look at another LED LCD TV from LG Electronics! This one is the 42LM660T, which features 4 HDMI inputs, a DVB-T2 (Freeview HD) tuner, built-in wireless connectivity for easy access to the company’s Smart TV portal, and, as usual f...
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The is a slick, good looking set. It’s a ‘Cinema Screen’ design – the 42in LED screen is framed by a very thin bezel, leaving a display that’s free from any framing distractions and giving the impression of a bigger picture.This works in perfect partn...
3D is good to watch, clear and detailed images, easy to use remotes, friendly interface...
Contrast could be stronger, with deeper blacks, wishy washy colours...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2013-11-13 20:22:09
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After trying and testing the various options in the internal menu, for watching films, we found the best settings were the "ISF Expert" picture mode with dynamic backlighting off (Picture>Picture Mode>Picture Option>LED Local Dimming). Then set TruMoti...
Colour fidelity: average Delta E 3.4, Excellent 3D mode: low crosstalk, less visual fatigue than active shutter 3D, Four pairs of 3D glasses included, Light, comfortable 3D glasses, Low power use: 64 watts, Two remotes, including a motion controller, Good builtin media player...
Low contrast: 800:1, Chapters and some older MKV files aren't supported by the media player, Lowquality sound...
The LG LM660T is a well calibrated TV. Picture quality is excellent in 3D, but the screen's low responsiveness and sub-standard contrast bring its score down to three stars...
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Through its shrewd tie-ins with Sky and its adoption of user-friendly passive technology, LG has enjoyed huge success in the 3D TV market so far this year. And going forward its enthusiasm for all things three-dimensional isn't showing any signs of slowin...
If the 42LM660T is anything to go by, it's no surprise that LG has been enjoying such amazing success in the LED TV market of late. It's a very impressive TV on many counts, from its dazzling high-definition pictures to the lengthy feature list. We love...
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Like most TV manufacturers LG is eagerly promoting the virtues of both 4K resolution and OLED technology , but the steady quality improvements the Korean company has made to its mainstream products in recent years are, if anything, even more noteworthy. T...
Looks more expensive than it is, Five sets of 3D glasses included, Smart TV features aplenty...
Passive 3D not the purist's choice...
verdict The 42LM660T does everything most people could reasonably need or want their TV to do, and yet doesn't cost a fortune. It looks great too, either on its stand or attached to the wall. And best of all, its picture performance is well up to par, bot...
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On the face of it, the LG 42LM660T is ostensibly the same TV as the 47LM670T we reviewed recently, with some minor cosmetic differences. It's not always as simple as that, however, and changes in software versions and panel sizes sometimes means there wil...
Unbelievable outofthebox accuracy, Beautifully presented and extensive features, Convincing colours, Excellent viewing angles, Fantastic 3D, Some very good video processing...
Average blacks and contrast performance, Motion artefacting/trailing in 50Hz content, Issues with high contrast scenes on Bluray, Some mild uniformity issues...
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Like most TV manufacturers LG is eagerly promoting the virtues of both 4K resolution and OLED technology , but the steady quality improvements the Korean company has made to its mainstream products in recent years are, if anything, even more noteworthy. T...
Looks more expensive than it is, Five sets of 3D glasses included, Smart TV features aplenty...
Passive 3D not the purist's choice...
verdict The 42LM660T does everything most people could reasonably need or want their TV to do, and yet doesn't cost a fortune. It looks great too, either on its stand or attached to the wall. And best of all, its picture performance is well up to par, bot...
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For 2012, LG announced a new range of TVs. The company has always been highly ambitious and competitive, so when the news broke out, consumers were left wondering if the new devices will be awesome or not. Over much consideration from our part – based on...
The LG 55LM660T is a very appealing TV both visually and how it performs. It has many features and boasts awesome innovations for its interface...
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We at TrustedReviews have a soft spot for raw, naked technological ambition. It's always invigorating to find brands willing to try and shake up the established order of things by refusing to let themselves be cowed by bigger, critically adored, mass-sell...
Gorgeous ‘bezelfree' design, Terrific pictures, in 2D and 3D mode, Comprehensive online features...
Some resolution loss when showing motion, Input lag may trouble gamers, Slight backlight inconsistencies...
The LG 55LM660T represents a great and ambitious start to LG's 2012 TV range. As well as being stunningly attractive, and delivering features galore and some great interface innovations, it takes passive 3D to the next level while simultaneously deliverin...
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After throwing the TV world in to chaos last year with its launch of passive 3D technology, 2012 is potentially a critical year for LG. Can it bring its industry-rocking 3D technology forward? And perhaps more importantly, can it still keep up with the...
Brilliantly watchable 3D, Good 2D HD pictures, Gorgeous design, Strong Smart TV system...
Minor backlight consistency flaws, Troublingly high input lag, 3D line structure, Lack of shadow detail...
LG's ambitions to overhaul its Korean rival as the world's favourite TV brand are once again writ large on this early 2012 model. Its design is a belter; its feature count is massive and, for the most part, genuinely useful; and best of all its pictures...
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As soon as you clap eyes on the 55LM660T you'll be impressed. By any stretch of the imagination, it's one heck of a looker. Not least because its bezel is, well, hardly there. In fact, when the TV's off, the way the black colour of what small amount of be...
Brilliantly watchable 2D and 3D picture quality, good controls/onscreen interface, nice design...
Judder and resolution loss with fast motion, average audio...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2014-04-13 02:20:09
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After throwing the TV world in to chaos last year with its launch of passive 3D technology, 2012 is potentially a critical year for LG.Can it bring its industry-rocking 3D technology forward? And perhaps more importantly, can it still keep up with the 'Jo...
Brilliantly watchable 3D, Good 2D HD pictures, Gorgeous design, Strong Smart TV system...
Minor backlight consistency flaws, Troublingly high input lag, 3D line structure, Lack of shadow detail...
The 55LM660T makes a heck of an impression right from the off, thanks to a stunning design that at least rivals and arguably betters the impact of Samsung's 'zero bezel' models. It's also got all the connections you need for today's multimedia-obsessed wo...
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