LG Full LED TV Infinia 55LE8500?

Edward

Hi everyone,

I have been reading many reviews concerning LED TVs and am quite interested in the LG Infinia range, I noticed that on the internet are pictures of the 55LE8500 model with an ultra thin case (bezel) that is only 8mm thick which gives 80% picture. Unfortunately all the models I've seen for sale though do not have such a thin case. Am I missing out on the model numbers or was the 55LE8500 not created with such a thin case? Thanks!

Answer
The 8mm bezel in that particular tv is reffering to the small area at the very bottom where the built in controls are at, not the border that surrounds the screen.

Different brands - LED TV Prices?

Shravan

Can I have the price list of different brands of 32" FULL HD LED TV??

Planning to buy one, wanted to know which one is the cheapest.

Answer
I was just googling and came across this Samsung UN32D4000 LED HDTV. The UN32D4000 delivers a clear and captivating picture in 720p HD resolution. Even when it's off, it's easy on the eye, with an ultra-thin bezel, sleek form factor, and Samsung's "Touch of Color" design.

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Different brands - LED TV Prices?

Shravan

Can I have the price list of different brands of 32" FULL HD LED TV??

Planning to buy one, wanted to know which one is the cheapest.

Answer
I was just googling and came across this Samsung UN32D4000 LED HDTV. The UN32D4000 delivers a clear and captivating picture in 720p HD resolution. Even when it's off, it's easy on the eye, with an ultra-thin bezel, sleek form factor, and Samsung's "Touch of Color" design.

What is better and why? LED TV or Plasma TV?

No Name

Answer
As of 4/2014 Plasma TVs have the advantage. They produce much better black levels than any LED or LCD. Plasma TVs produce much more accurate color because each pixel contains red, green, and blue elements, which work in conjunction to create billions of colors. Plasma's also win when viewed from the side with far less picture derogation that LEDs. Plasma TVs also have no problem with screen brightness uniformity as LED & LCDs do. Plasma has no problems with fast moving playback but LED TVs have gotten better especially at the higher end. LEDs can have almost no bezel framing thus giving that ultra modern look and super thin design which is better than Plasma. It is possible to get picture burn in on a Plasma but highly unlikely. LED does not have this problem at all. Plasma uses more energy but not by much. Plasma TVs are cheaper to buy as of now. So, the advantage goes to Plasma as of now.

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LG Full LED TV Infinia 55LE8500?

led tv thin bezel image

Edward

Hi everyone,

I have been reading many reviews concerning LED TVs and am quite interested in the LG Infinia range, I noticed that on the internet are pictures of the 55LE8500 model with an ultra thin case (bezel) that is only 8mm thick which gives 80% picture. Unfortunately all the models I've seen for sale though do not have such a thin case. Am I missing out on the model numbers or was the 55LE8500 not created with such a thin case? Thanks!

Answer
The 8mm bezel in that particular tv is reffering to the small area at the very bottom where the built in controls are at, not the border that surrounds the screen.

What is the difference between the LG LM9600 and LM8600?

John

3D TV or Smart TV

Answer
Both are high-end TVs of LG's 2012 3d tv line-up. Definitely both have smart tv as almost all high end TVs released nowadays are equipped with built-in smart tv system. Both have of course LG's 3D passive technology, comes with the 2012 motion magic remote, wi-fi capable, and powered with dual-core processor, thin bezels

The differences of the two are the LM8600 is available in 42, 47, and 55-inch only while the LM9600 has the massive 84-inch NANO Full LED display. The LM9600 also has a 240hz rating while the LM9600 has a 480hz rating.

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