LG 47LH90 47-INCH LCD HDTV | THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT

* Compared to standard LCD's, the LG 47LH90 47-INCH LCD HDTV has advanced LED backlighting with Local Dimming feature, which is likely to improve the black-level performance.

* Easy to install and only weighs 66lbs. The fitting to your walls or on a stand is very easy to do.

* LG HDTV's offer more picture and color adjustments then any other manufacturer.

* The LG 47LH90 47-INCH LCD HDTV has an excellent black level performance and shadow detail. The screen colors are accurate even in low lighting. With LED back light and a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 you are onto winner!

* With four HDMI and one PC input you have plenty of connectivity options available.

* For the gamers, graphics are awesome and ideal for kids and adults of course to get the most out of their consoles!

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Finally a TV for my picky self!

......."I went through 4 HDTVs before getting this one. I knew I wanted 1080p and 240 Hz. I went to a local furniture store and got the Sony 46Z5100. When i got it home, I loved it, until the sun went down. In darker rooms, the backlight shines through and creates uneven colors and bright spots in darker display scenes. I got online and found out this is a common problem with the Sony LCDs.
I took it back and the sales rep talked me into a toshiba 1080p, 240hz tv. JUNK! I hated it. It was too bright and the colors were saturated. I took it back and decided to go to BB.
When I first went into BB my eyes were drawn to this LG, but the sales guy talked me into the Samsung 850. I took the Samsung home and it kept powering off every 2 hours. I took the Samsung back to swap it out and another sales guy said, "oh yeah, we have that proble with these Samsungs."
So I went and spoke to the first BB sales guy and he told me to get the Sony 46ZX5100 again. He swore that I wouldn't have the backlight issue again. So, like and idiot, I got another Sony. Sure enough, I was getting the blotchy flashlighting effect. So I took it back and told them that I want the TV I was drawn to in the first place. Before I took the last Sony back, I kept it for a week and did research on the LG. I even took my XBOX 360 into the store and hooked it up to the store model. I loved it in the store. The 240hz, although not true 240HZ, looked just as good as the Sony. The thing I loved was the colors of the LG and the local dimming. B-E-A utiful!! Better color than the sony, the samsung, and the Toshiba combined. No joke.

The only concern I had from the reviews was the sound sync issue. I called LG before getting the TV and they said that it was a known issue and if I got one that had the problem, then I can call them and they will send me an update for free or I can download it from the internet and flash drive it to the TV. So far, I haven't had to do this.

Obviously, I am very picky. I LOVE this TV! I got it for $1399 on sale and in my opinion, that is a steal. LG continues to pump out quality products and this is the latest and greatest. I rated the sound high because it blows all 4 of the other TVs out of the water. Yeah, its perfect, but it rocks compared to the others. It's also LED so it uses less ower than my electric toothbrush"!......

Definitely one of the best LCD sets on the market

......"Wonderful set. Picture is stunning with 1080 and 720 sources and looks good even with standard def. Set-up was straight forward. There is a picture wizard that gets you reasonable initial picture settings. Black levels are truly black, and depending on your brightness setting, you can make an all-black screen look like the TV is off. Colors appear to be accurate. The sweet-spot is quite wide, but once beyond 45 degrees or so off center, the blacks and colors fade a small amount. This being said, the picture is still quite good as you approach 70-80 degrees off center, and unless you are a true videophile, you won't really notice that much. The matte screen was a selling point for me as we have a large window across from the TV and it doesn't pose any viewing problems even with the sun shining right on the TV.

We also have an LG blue-ray player and the Simplink function works great. When you turn on the blue-ray player, the TV turns on and the input switches to the player automatically. Pretty neat"......

and some more......
......."After weeks of methodical research, I purchased a 47" version of this set (LG LH90
) on sale two weeks ago and find that it meets or exceeds every one of my most critical expectations. I have it connected to a Dish satellite HD receiver. The LED backlit (2,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio) picture is superb. Even dark on dark colors are easily distinguished (dark greens, dark blues, blacks). It offers an excellent picture even in brightly lit rooms with windows. The menu system is really simple and it is easy to set up. It has a sensing "eye" to set screen brightness to lighting levels in the room (dims in dark rooms, lightens in brighter room conditions).

It has only two distracting issues: (1) Like many other LCD TV models offered on the market, the surrounding black screen bezel is wide with highly reflective plastic. It can reflects any ambient room light such as from windows, etc. - annoying, but not too distracting since the TV can be rotated easily on its swivel stand. (2) The light indicator (indicating operating status: "on" or "standby") on the bottom right side (facing downward) seems to be overly reflective in dark rooms. Neither of these issues would detract from buying this TV. Picture quality seems to meet or exceed other popular market brands such as the newly introduced LED edge lit Samsungs, etc. I would not hesitate to buy this TV again".......

......"I bought two 47LH90s, they came on September 21, 2009. So far so good. Easy to set up out of the box, swivel stand attaches very easily if you follow the instructions and lay the panel on a padded surface (like a bed or couch). Both TVs are on the old Sony 27" TV stands. The 47LH90 only weighs 66 lbs with the stand and is easily moved by two people. The manufacture date was August 2009 on both.

I don't have an HDMI-ouput video souce yet but the picture with standard definition cable (480i and 480p) and high def cable (780i and 1080i) is excellent. SD performance is much better than I expected. We have both analog and digital signals (non-scrambled) here. The digital 480i picture is definitely better than the 480p for the same channel. I have only briefly begun to fiddle with the adjustments using the THX optimizer on the Ice Age DVD and the set's internal picture optimizer. The Ice Age DVD looks great compared to what it looked like on a 27" Sony VEGA.

The sound from the internal speakers is excellent, much better than I expected. I have no plans for now for an external speaker system.

Not only can the 47LH90 store picture settings for each video input but you can set a different profile for each type of cable signal (analog, digital LD, digital HD). I am waiting for my local satellite TV installer to come and install two DISH 612 Solo HD DVR receivers and a new dish.

I will update the review when I have the new DISH system"......