LG 47G2 47" 120Hz 1080p 3D LED-Backlit LCD HD Television with Google TV 699.99 free ship AC

Quote from zaku178 : According to reviews, this panel is a 60hz panel while the tru-motion bumps it to 120hz. Guess I'll wait for a deal on the 47LM7600

I, too, am waiting for a deal on the 47LM7600. Hoping Fry's will put it on sale again at $799 someday.

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Quote from hbsjr : DEAD? showing $1,097.99+ free shipping

Did you use the code?

Quote from JYOSS : I find the 6700 a phenomenal value, certainly considering the number of features that the model carries. As for the Tru-Motion, yes the panel is a hardware 60Hz unit, but I consider it a more than adequate picture considering the cost (and I think that everyone just likes to jump on the anti-Tru-Motion bandwagon). Personally, I think that the picture far exceeds that of my LH90....granted it is 2-3 years newer.

LG TV's are always a good value for the price

I think people jump on the Tru motion because they really dont disclose that its not really accurate...in the sense of the manufacturers that really use frame interpolation...such as Sony and Samsung

I have a full array backlit LG as well....the LE8500.....which I think was the next generation after the LH90
It was a phenominal value....
did it have the picture quality of the then current Samsung 8500 full array or Sony XBR full array

No...but it was 50% of the price as well

You get what you pay for....IMO..generally speaking

This TV is one of the very few Android devices that has Amazon instant videos app, so back at xda we are looking for someone who has this TV to give us a dump of the system partition (or at least a copy of the System and Data folder) so we can spread this App to all Android devices!.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/s...st37188484

Quote from turnne : LG TV's are always a good value for the price I think people jump on the Tru motion because they really dont disclose that its not really accurate...in the sense of the manufacturers that really use frame interpolation...such as Sony and Samsung I have a full array backlit LG as well....the LE8500.....which I think was the next generation after the LH90 It was a phenominal value.... did it have the picture quality of the then current Samsung 8500 full array or Sony XBR full array No...but it was 50% of the price as well You get what you pay for....IMO..generally speaking

Ultimately, it's all about what you need out of the tv. For me the ability to stream glitch-free was paramount. Up until using the 6700, I was yet to find a truly acceptable method for streaming 1080p - acceptable being the combination of both buffer-free streaming with the Plex UI. I suppose that if picture was all I was concerned about, I would've gone with Plasma for the money....

Quote from JYOSS : Ultimately, it's all about what you need out of the tv. For me the ability to stream glitch-free was paramount. Up until using the 6700, I was yet to find a truly acceptable method for streaming 1080p - acceptable being the combination of both buffer-free streaming with the Plex UI. I suppose that if picture was all I was concerned about, I would've gone with Plasma for the money....

well

I guess the major consideration of picture quality wasnt on your checklist.
Fair enough

That being said LG has several smart plasmas that offer ultimately better picture quality...and I would imagine they have the same streaming capability as their LED counterparts

So..having your cake and eating it too could have been a possibility

Just a bit of a warning if you're not a fan of the smooth-motion feature. Since the smooth motion rarely works well, and provides noticeable jitter at times, I always keep mine turned off. On the G2 series, you cannot disable the smooth motion completely, so if you're not a fan of that either, keep that in mind.

Quote from topspin2000 : I, too, am waiting for a deal on the 47LM7600. Hoping Fry's will put it on sale again at $799 someday.

they will but for $600 farking dollars is a god damn mistake. i almost had to elbow people for my lm6200 however the wifi is a mystery and will not work for shit. i was told by lg support you have to disable security on your router in order to use wifi. if its a mistake then i really plan to capitalize on that warranty.

Quote from PPDeal : It was $799 Oct'2012 in Amazon. Worth to buy!

Don't understand your logic. That was 4 months ago, technology prices go down significantly every month. At 699 it seems about a decent price for todays market.

Quote from dj-3lusion : they will but for $600 farking dollars is a god damn mistake. i almost had to elbow people for my lm6200 however the wifi is a mystery and will not work for shit. i was told by lg support you have to disable security on your router in order to use wifi. if its a mistake then i really plan to capitalize on that warranty.

The part about the wifi is not true because I have a lm6200 and it connects fine to both 2.4 and 5ghz bands on my home router.

How is the PQ of this compared to the LM4600? I recently bought the LM4600 that I have not removed from the box yet.

Quote from Pctek4456 : The part about the wifi is not true because I have a lm6200 and it connects fine to both 2.4 and 5ghz bands on my home router.

mine never did so maybe its time i hit frys with that warranty check

Quote from dj-3lusion : mine never did so maybe its time i hit frys with that warranty check

did you try connecting to a different router?