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tc-p50gt30 I now use these minor changes on both HDMI1 and HDMI2 inputs. I additionally kept the pictue in “Standard” mode, that I even have not often done on several past TVs. forever had to adjust them to get a lot of vibrant color, etc. Not with this set. The “Standard” was exceptional right out of the box (again, you’ve got to turn the C.A.T.S to off, thus your area lighting isn’t the changing the brightness on you). don’t have any intention of calibrating at this point (I do have a calibrater stored some where).
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lg 60pv450 recently upgraded from a sony 40 in lcd (40w4100), that developed dead pixels after 18 months. this tv is amazing, considering the price! it value but what i purchased the 40in sony. that was a chunk of junk! this LG upgrade currently offers me consistent blacks and great 180 degree viewing angles. the image looks flawless from a wide angle. even the stand can swivel twenty degrees for easy use and convenience. the amount of customizations for the image settings are unbelievable. also, it’s energy efficient and will not give heat like the old plasmas: solely $40 per year on five hours/day use at 11 cents per kwatt of electricity. (more…)

I originally bought my 50pt350 (2 months ago). Well, I have had it hung on a wall since purchased and everything has been awesome. Well, today after having the TV on for about an hour it made a loud “POP” noise and shut off. It won’t turn back on. Boooo LG. It’s 2 months old and died. I keep a very clean living space so I know dust is not the issue, I keep the temperature around 74-76 degrees. So, I can only sum it up to faulty hardware? Maybe this particular TV is the only one with this issue, I don’t know. But, “Life’s Good”? Now, “Looked Good”.
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