Panasonic's exclusive deal with Freesat having come to an end, other manufacturers are free to integrate the service into their flat panel TV's. LG's response is the LF7700 which is based on their high end LG7000 series of LCD TV's.
Freesat is a free (no subscription) digital TV satellite service which offers over 140 digital TV and radio channels including BBC1 & ITV1 in High Definition. The service was launched on 6th May 2008 as a joint venture between the BBC and ITV.
LG have steadily been building a reputation for creating some of the most 'vibrant' flat panel TV's around. A bold colour palette has become something of a trademark, but unlike LG's from the not too distant past however, this strong Colour Performance is now combined with a subtlety which produces accurate renditions of tricky areas such as skin tones. So often guilty of delivering 'garish' over saturated colours, the LF7700 is representative of a new breed of more accomplished LCD TV from the Korean manufacturer.
Read a full review of the LG 42LF7700.
LG 42LF7700
- Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions
- © 2007-2010 HDTVorg.co.uk inc
