*Deal Is Back, Now With Free Shipping* 55" LG Cinema Screen 55LM4700 3D 1080p 120Hz Slim Edge Lit LED HDTV with Soundbar + 4 Pairs of 3D Glasses - $799 at Fry's FREE SHIPPING

Quote from BlasterMan : LG is paaive 3D so it doesn't matter as much how many hz the TV is as it shows both pictures simultaneously the entire time. This model is super low end and the price is pretty bad for this low end model.

I own this TV and would have to strongly disagree with you... I actually returned a Panasonic Plasma that cost me $350 MORE than this and I am MUCH happier. I also think the passive 3d is easier to sit through and looks AMAZING! I prefer it to the active shutter... I experienced TERRIBLE "Flickering" with the active shutter and found the glasses pretty uncomfortable really... also, i've noticed NO subpar quality in the picture of this TV and find it a SCREAMING deal... but that's just my 2 cents ( I've had the TV just over a month)

When I called them recently about iPhone price match, Bestbuy rep said they won't price match with Frys.

Quote from vizay : When I called them recently about iPhone price match, Bestbuy rep said they won't price match with Frys.

Really? Gotta love the fine print that isnt there

Quote from sp3cialbrownie : http://www.frys.com/product/7348474 The next best price I could find was $1,028 + Free Shipping at Adorama: http://www.adorama.com/LOT55LM470...urce=gbase

http://www.amazon.com/LG-55LM4700...s=55LM4700

Quote from yescooldude2012 : http://www.amazon.com/LG-55LM4700...s=55LM4700

Good find! Will edit accordingly.

Quote from vizay : When I called them recently about iPhone price match, Bestbuy rep said they won't price match with Frys.

Quote from sp3cialbrownie : Really? Gotta love the fine print that isnt there

It seems very YMMV, I just got off live chat with BB and the agent said they "can absolutely match Frys", in those exacts words. However it can only be done over the phone.

I just got off the phone with Best Buy and even though I have a Fry's and a Best Buy in my area they would not price match.

Quote from turnne : its a 60hz panel with a scanning backlight that "simulates" 120hz

In this case, should we be turning on 24p mode in our BluRay players? 24p is supposed to only be used with 120Hz (evenly divisible), but I don't know about "fake" 120Hz.

Fry's had this deal during Black Friday for same price, except with LG 3D WiFi Blu-Ray player included as well.

Quote from turnne : its a 60hz panel with a scanning backlight that "simulates" 120hz I think you have to get to the 6700 to get a 120hz panel they do the same thing with their 240hz TVs..7600 etc..its a 120hz panel with a scanning backlight to simulate 240hz

For as much "research" as you claim you do I always find you on TV forums giving misinformation.

http://hdguru.com/lg-55lm6700-hdt...ated/8281/

Short Version

"Next we retested motion resolution in all TruMotion modes. The 55LM6700 performed the same as with the prior firmware, with 320 lines of motion resolution, just like every other 60 Hz TVs tested. This confirms the 55LM6700 remains a 60 Hz refresh HDTV."

This TV(LM4700) also has a 60 Hz Panel, regardless it still has good picture quality, specially for the money. Can't say much for 3D performance as I've only seen it on display at our local Wal Mart running Brave

The lg lm6700 is a 60hz, lm7600 is a 120hz and the lm8600 is the only true 240hz panel lg has I believe, passive 3d does have its advantages but passive 3d you are watching the 3d movie in 540p not true 1080p

Quote from turnne : yes...but I think the 6700 is a true 120hz panel...not simulated 120hz LG doesn't disclose that in their descriptions

Thats because when selling something you can lie and its called advertising.
No such thing as a lie when selling something.
Thats why every movie released is the best comedy of the year or the best action movie of the summer.
If it was not OK to lie when selling something TV would be commercial free.
Things we buy would come in plain brown boxes.

Quote from Lindsford : For as much "research" as you claim you do I always find you on TV forums giving misinformation. http://hdguru.com/lg-55lm6700-hdt...ated/8281/ Short Version "Next we retested motion resolution in all TruMotion modes. The 55LM6700 performed the same as with the prior firmware, with 320 lines of motion resolution, just like every other 60 Hz TVs tested. This confirms the 55LM6700 remains a 60 Hz refresh HDTV." This TV(LM4700) also has a 60 Hz Panel, regardless it still has good picture quality, specially for the money. Can't say much for 3D performance as I've only seen it on display at our local Wal Mart running Brave

not sure why you say I "claim" to be be doing research

I simply read...clearly you have done the same

thanks for confirming that the 6700 is another 60hz panel...just like the information on the 6200 from the same source

Another strike for LG not being very forthcoming

In regard to "good picture quality"..its all relative on what your standard of "good" is

Clearly if a Samsung 8000 series or Sony 850 is your standard...then the LG would be sub par

That being said...for the price its probably a good TV

Just not from an absolute sense

Quote from poohbie : In this case, should we be turning on 24p mode in our BluRay players? 24p is supposed to only be used with 120Hz (evenly divisible), but I don't know about "fake" 120Hz. Fry's had this deal during Black Friday for same price, except with LG 3D WiFi Blu-Ray player included as well.

it depends

According to CNET all TV's that claim they have 24p capability dont really consistently do it

Generally speaking the higher end TV's( LG included) perform well in these CNET tests

don't like any LG brands

but I am looking for sony or samsung brand 55 inch with built in wifi.