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LG 42SL90
$2,000.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Colors are realistic, capable of some good subtle shades. Allows for a wide range of adjustments to get the picture you want. Sports are rendered sharply, no blur, no stutter.
The Cons:Blacks tend to wash out into greys. Glossy surface reflects light in a mirror-like fashion, can't directly face a window.
The LG 42SL90 is an advanced 42” backlit-LED HDTV that utilizes an edge-lit LED system to produce superior image quality with a contrast ratio up to 3,000,000:1. As a competitor to the xxLX6500 series, the 42SL90 adds along an S-Video interface while maintaining LAN connectivity, but ditches its counterpart’s WiFi compatibility.
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Like its peers, the unit provides a full 1080p resolution and includes TrueMotion 120Hz & 24p Real Cinema technology to ensure Blu-ray disc and DVD media are presented without any motion blur or unwanted color changes. More importantly, the LG 42SL90 is outfitted with many additional connectivity options, including HDMI, Component, AV, and USB. Plus with the LAN module, users can stream Internet content.
Features
- Backlit-LED 1080p HDTV
- TruMotion 120Hz
- 24p Real Cinema
- Dolby Digital Recorder
- Bass/Treble/Balance Controls
- V-Chip Parental Control
- Closed Captioning
- Digital Audio Out
- Integrated LAN Connectivity
- Component/AV/S-Video Ports
- HDMI Interface
- USB Connectivity
- Intelligent Sensor
Specifications
- Display Type: LED Backlit
- Display Size: 42"
- Display Resolution: 1080p
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Dynamic Contrast: 3,000,000:1
- Refresh Rate: 120 Hz
- Audio: 20W; 2 Way, 4 Speakers
- Tuner: ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
- Viewing Angle: 178/178
I/O
- AV In
- Component Video In
- HDMI/HDCP In (v1.3 w/Deep Color)
- USB 2.0 (JPEG/MPEG4/DivX HD)
- Optical Audio Out
- Analog Audio Out
- S-Video In
- LAN
- RF In
- RGB In (D-Sub)
- PC Audio In
- RS-232c In
- Remote Control In
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Pros & Cons
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colors are realistic, capable of some good subtle shades
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allows for a wide range of adjustments to get the picture you want
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sports are rendered sharply, no blur, no stutter
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screen is bright enough to handle a sunlit room
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upscales videos played through the USB port, everything looks sharp and near-HD
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blacks tend to wash out into greys
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glossy surface reflects light in a mirror-like fashion, can't directly face a window
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