Advantages: Good quality all round
Disadvantages: None that I've found yet

...I bought this from Pixelmania (for £150 less than on the high street) after my old CRT TV died. How good is it, WOW what a difference. Like being sat in a cinema Tuning was simple, fully auto, or manual if you want to do it yourself. HD ready with integrated Freeview I now have more channels than I know what to do with. Sound is good NCAM Stereo The picture is terrific, it's like you are there. LG's DX engine gives realistic colours and the levels are fully adjustable. Though I found that the default values give a perfect picture. Loads of ports around the back, 3 scarts, RGB, HDI, etc even a PCMCIA slot. So would I recommend this TV, too right I would it's a great piece of kit. But remember you don't have to pay high street prices!... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent Image Quality, Value for money
Disadvantages: No digitial freeview built in, instructions

...http://uk.lge.com/prodmodeldetail.do?actType=search&page=1&modelCategoryId= 0102&categoryId=0102&parentId=01&modelCodeDisplay=37LC3R&model=NOTHING T he 37LC3R from LGEletronics combines style and advanced features that would be found in many higher priced televisions. This 37inch Lcd television has everything that you could possibly want from a high end tv. Having looked around the usual high street electrical outlets and finsinf nothing that we licked we turned out search to the web. After a while we found a great telly with a fantastic specification. The LG 37LC3R. The only snag was that we had not seen it in real life, unsure if the great specification would translate into a great performing system we were hesitant. . A www.froogle.com search showed that AJEletronics had the telly for £699 and that it was in stock. Five minutes... Read review

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Advantages: It's OK with an HDMI upscaling DVD Recorder
Disadvantages: Without one, you end up with *downscaled* images, not upscaled

...but with a slight compromise in resolution - but it's better than what you're stuck with with the LG. It appears the problem with the 37LC46 is that its 'native' resolution is 480i - meaning that a standard UK television picture is not getting UPSCALED by the on-board video processor, but DOWNSCALED - i.e. to a 'proto-NTSC' 525-line analogue equivalent picture (and at 60Hz too which makes movement look jerky). In fact, when I switch the Philips DVDR to 480i I get exactly the same picture on the 37LC46 that it gives on its built-in DVB-T tuner or directly from SCART inputs, and indeed it goes back to 480i if I ever power-cycle the DVDR because that's the 'resolution negotiation' that gets sent over the HDMI. I can't send it back because it's not 'faulty' as such, but if I'd known that I'd have to spend another £150 on another device to get it to show... Read review

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Advantages: Brilliant Picture, XD engine, Duel screen, Future Connectivity, PC Connection, Value for Money, Pretty.
Disadvantages: poor instructions unless you have a pc...

...After deciding to upgrade from our old TV I felt it was time to embrace the world of HDTV and at first glance it was a shock to the system. Standing there thinking oooooo that's nice, Glancing at the price tag and swiftly walking away. After spending quite a while looking through on-line forums and chatting with friends it seemed like it would be an LG or Toshiba both of which were offering TV's which are in my price bracket. Whilst looking through a home shopping catalogue I found both TV's which covered my budget, This TV and the Toshiba 37WL66P. Both offer pretty much the same but the LG offers a higher contrast ratio which means that blacks are more black (not grey) and the colours are more defined. I also found the LG better looking - after all you are going to be staring at it quite a bit... Unfortunately I found nowhere... Read review

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Advantages: Great Picture Quality, Good design, Easy to Install
Disadvantages: Seems abit Pricey

...Details (Provided by seller on Ebay) Product Description: LG Flatron L1720B Device Type: Flat panel display Dimensions (WxDxH): 39.4 cm x 23.2 cm x 37.9 cm Weight: 4.5 kg Diagonal Size: 17" Viewable Size: 17" Pixel Pitch: 0.26 mm Max Resolution: 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz Colour support: Up to 16.2 million colors Interface: VGA (HD-15) Power: AC 110/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ) Power Consumption Operational: 40 Watt BACKGROUND Recently i've been having alot of problems with my laptop (Firstly it wouldn't read disc, and then the disc drive just gave up workin all together) so i decicded to take my PC to uni with me. One slight problem however was my monitor, the desk isn't very big and it as impossible to have a book and a monitor on it at the same time. Also since i had just poured almost £1'000 of my own money into my laptop i... Read review

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Advantages: Looks good, compact design, modern finish
Disadvantages: fairly small screen

...I have had the LG Flatron L1510S for around 6 months now and use it on a daily basis at work. I use it for writing documents and also surfing the net and playing games and of course writing Ciao! reviews in my lunch breaks! LOOKS The monitor itself is a good looker in my opinion. It has a silver frame which is about an inch wide the whole way round the screen and the screen area measures roughly 37 cm diagonally and about 14 inches across the bottom of it. I have a standard bulky monitor at home which is a 17 inch screen and the LG1510S really doesn't seem that much smaller. Perhaps because on standard old style monitors the packaging around the screen is generally wider. EASE OF USE The monitor is attached to the base using a swivel which enables you to arrange the monitor at the optimum eye level for you to avoid any any... Read review

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Advantages: Picture quality and sound quality for the price, ease of use, REAL bargain
Disadvantages: None really for the price you are paying

.... All in all I love my LG 37LC55, I believe it was the best purchase I have ever made, so if you are put off by the low price - don't be! This is one serious piece of equipment for the money! Hope this helps.... Read review

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Advantages: Small and lightweight, Stylish, Great Design
Disadvantages: Camera not great

...65,000 colours TFT Camera: 1.3 Mega Pixel Camera Video: recording / playback Audio: Windows Media (audio and video) Player & Supports MP3 playback. Connectivity: Bluetooth USB Internal memory: 80mb expandable Memory card slot: TransFlash memory card slot ( not supplied ) Polyphonic 64 Polyphonic Messaging SMS, EMS, MMS, Email Email client POP3, IMAP4 SMTP WAP 2.0 Frequency Tri-band.900 / 1800 / 1900 / 2.1 (Ghz) Talktime 236 hrs Standby 222 mins Videocall 144 mins In The Box 1x LG u880 Phone 1x Battery ( 3.7v ) 1x Charging Unit 1x User Guide 1x Phone CD 1x USB Cable I cannot comment on the price as mine was free and in general if you get the phone on a contract... Read review

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Advantages: excelent picture quality
Disadvantages: base a little restrictive for movement

...Product Description: LG Flatron L1720B Device Type: Flat panel display Dimensions (WxDxH): 39.4 cm x 23.2 cm x 37.9 cm Weight: 4.5 kg Diagonal Size: 17" Viewable Size: 17" Pixel Pitch: 0.26 mm Max Resolution: 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz Colour support: Up to 16.2 million colours Interface: VGA (HD-15) Power: AC 110/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ) Power Consumption Operational: 40 Watt I had just bought a new dell computer, which came with a standard bulky monitor. Although it looked fine I only had a small shelf to put it on so I was left with no room for keyboard and mouse, which I had to balance on my lap to use. So I knew that a flat screen of some kind would be what I needed. So off I went to look and price up what I needed. The first thing I noticed about this monitor was its looks. I must admit I was taken in be its smart sleek... Read review

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Advantages: Great value for money
Disadvantages: Contrast/Brightness need a bit of tweeking

...I just bought this TV about 3 weeks ago and It's the first LCD and Widescreen TV I've had, so except for my small LCD PC moniter, I have nothing to compare it to, but with that said, nothing can compare to this TV, except maybe a bigger version, ie. 37"? When you first receive the TV (we had it delivered to our home) the box it comes in is quite big. Slim, but big. The box comes in two parts. The top flaps and sides and the bottom. The two are connected together by 4 plastic tap type things, which require quiet some strength and effort to pull out, to separate the two sections of the box. But once that is done, you can remove the top flags and sides and you're left with a TV nicely wrapped in bubble warp a polystyrene pieces. The TV remote (with batteries), lots of different cables, a neat little cable tie, warrenty and instruction... Read review

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