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- Tuners: NTSC/ATSC/Clear QAM
- Resolution: 1920x1080
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Contrast Ratio: 6,000,000:1
- WiFi: Yes
- Inputs
- 4x HDMI
- 3x USB
- 1x Component
- 1x Composite
- 1x RF
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x PC
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Great price for this 2012 LG 3D HDTV HDTV! 
DOUBLE THE DETAIL WITH 1080p
CINEMA 3D
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DOUBLE THE DETAIL WITH 1080p
- This stunning picture is the reason you wanted HDTV in the first place. With almost double the pixel resolution, Full HD 1080p gives it superior picture quality over standard HDTV. You'll see details and colors like never before.
- With LG's 2D to 3D conversion feature, the TV will automatically convert any standard 2D content to 3D content.
- Customize your 3D entertainment with 3D Depth Control. With this feature, you have the ability to adjust the 3D effect on your TV to provide a 3D experience the way you want it.
- Don't just watch 3D, hear it too. This TV is equipped with 3D Sound Zooming to provide a greater level of sound immersion with 3D content.
- With LG Cinema 3D glasses it's easier than ever to share immersive 3D images. Battery-free, flicker-free, low cost glasses, just like the ones you get at the movies, allow you to outfit family and friends for an affordable price. 6 sets of glasses included.
- Now two players can compete against one another independently and catch the action on a full screen! *Requires special glasses sold separately.
- See standard definition content in near HD quality using the resolution upscaler. Even standard definition content will look beautiful on your tv.
- Optimizing the picture is easy with on-screen reference points for key picture quality elements such as black level, color, tint, sharpness and backlight levels. Take the guesswork out of picture adjustments with this simple-to-use feature.
CINEMA 3D
- Comfortable 3D Glasses (6 Pairs Included)
- 3D Depth Control
- 2D to 3D Conversion
- Dual Play Gaming
- 3D Zone
- Magic Remote
- Home Dashboard
- Smart Share
- Intel® Wireless Display (WiDi)
- Network File Browser
- Wi-Fi Screen Share
- Edge LED
- Full HD 1080p Resolution
- Triple XD Engine
- TruMotion 120Hz
- Resolution Upscaler
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Maybe a sale will come for those soon in the near future. An excellent price for this HDTV
yeah , last week bought/PM from Amazon ... using paul's link
The other major diff is LED+ and Edge LED ....
I think we all got spoiled by the cheap entry budget friendly HDTV deals from last year. I know manufacturers are enforcing strict MAP policies so a deal like that might take awhile to be seen again, maybe towards the end of the year.
But for this HDTV, its a great set and price! LG is quickly catching up to the number one slot which Samsung currently holds
Those were all edge-lit HDTV's but the model I would say it's definitively comparable to is the UN55D7000
or
Sharp AQUOS 60" Full HD 1080p 120Hz LED Smart HDTV with Built-In Wi-Fi [bjs.com] for $1399 + tax/in-store pick up.
I'm not sure if I should wait for a sale to come up or just pull the trigger. I'd much rather get a Sharp AQUOS Quattron 60" 3D Full HD 1080p 240Hz LED LCD HDTV with Built-In Wi-Fi [bjs.com] for the price of the ones above.
What to do... what to do?
Surprisingly, it was cheaper than the LM6200
or
Sharp AQUOS 60" Full HD 1080p 120Hz LED Smart HDTV with Built-In Wi-Fi [bjs.com] for $1399 + tax/in-store pick up.
I'm not sure if I should wait for a sale to come up or just pull the trigger. I'd much rather get a Sharp AQUOS Quattron 60" 3D Full HD 1080p 240Hz LED LCD HDTV with Built-In Wi-Fi [bjs.com] for the price of the ones above.
What to do... what to do?
IMHO, just my two cents. I do not recommend Sharp HDTV's, it's my preference based on picture quality I have observed and noticed from them over the years. They are still trying to shake their image for horrible banding on their sets years ago.
Surprisingly, it was cheaper than the LM6200