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Why Choose LG Over The Rest?
When you are choosing an LCD, LED, or plasma TV you do have many options between brands and companies, but what sets LG apart from the rest is not only their high quality of standards but competitive prices as well. Unlike some of their competitors who have fazed out their plasma screen models, LG is still at the cutting edge of home entertainment technology in all three arenas. This is appealing because while LED and LCD televisions do offer a host of advanced features, there are still those who prefer plasmas as these models do have a few traits of their own to boast of.
Along with supplying top end LCD, LED, and plasma's LG further outfits their models with plenty of additional features that you simply can't find anywhere else. For one, they tout being the first plasma company to feature Netflix streaming and they also infused a hard disk drive into some of their TV's which then allows you to transform your television into a DVR without needing any extra hardware. With these two features alone you are extended a greater range of viewing uses from your LG TV.
In the latest wave of LG models you can expect to find plenty of added bonuses to already long lasting sets. All of the LG brand TV's ensure you at least 100,000 hours of viewing time which promises that you will not only be able to enjoy the use of the TV for that long but the resolution and picture quality will be just as good as the day you bought it.
LG is a top television brand and in going with a reputable company you can then be assured that your investment won't quickly diminish to a point that it will need replacement only a year or two after it is purchased.
As of 2009 you can choose to find models that are THX certified. This promises that the sets are all ready to go right out of the box and in no need of any tweaks or calibration tests. This is enviable in that you can literally have your set up and running in no time flat.
There is now a USB port in the latest models which can then host not only JPEG and MP3s, but also DivX HD in addition to regular DVD's.
Further there is now the option to select a screen that is just one layer thick. This means that the screen is entirely flat which is not only a chic design but makes it much easier to clean your TV.
Finally, because of the need to conserve as much power as possible to not only cut down the cost your own electric bills but for the environment as well, LG's TV's give you the option to altar the amount of power your set utilizes. This means you can put it on a special energy saving setting for both while you are actively watching and then when it is turned off or 'sleeping'.
Between many of the latest features and what they have always provided for their customers, LG is a leading LCD, LED, and plasma TV distributor for good reason. With them you can feel secure in knowing you are getting the best in quality, but will also have an array of possible additional features to tailor your TV to your own distinct viewing preferences.
