LG TV LED Cinema 3D Full HD 42" for $798 from Betta Store Pick up

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i come accross below deal in betta electrical
seems to me bargain for passive 3D TV i know same TV was on sell in Good guys for $698 but was missed

LG Television Led Cinema 3D Full Hd 106Cm
Model: 42LW5700

Highlights
Series Name - LW5700
Screen Size - 42
Backlight - EDGE LED (LED Plus)
IPS - Advanced LED LCD Panel Yes
Energy Saving - Smart Energy Saving Plus
Smart TV - Yes
2D to 3D Conversion - Yes

Convergence Features
Cinema 3D - Yes
Local Dimming (Spot Control) - Yes
DLNA - DLNA Certified
Wireless Ready - Yes

General Specifications
Screen Size - 42 (106 cms)
Resolution - 1920 x 1080p
WCC (Wide Colour Control) - Yes
Motion Clarity Index - 600

Picture
Full HD 1080p - Yes
Motion Clarity Index 600 - Yes
Dynamic Contrast Ratio - 8,000,000:1
Response time(millisecond) - 2.4ms
Picture Wizard II - Yes
DivX through USB 2.0 - Yes (DivX HD Plus)
XD Engine - 2011 XD Engine TM

SOUND (rms)
Clear voice II - Yes
Mono/Stereo/Dual (MTS/SAP) - Yes/Yes/Yes
Audio Output (Watts - THD 10%) - 10W+10W
Speaker System - 1 Way 2 Speakers
Surround System - Infinite 3D Surround
Dolby Digital Decoder - Yes

CONVENIENCE
Magic Motion Remote Control - Yes (Ready)
PC Connectivity - Yes
LAN (wired) - Yes
HDMI (ver. 1.3 deep colour) - Yes
Simplink ( HDMI-CEC) - Yes

Connectivity (Side)
HDMI in - Yes (4)
USB 2.0 - Yes (2)

Connectivity (Rear)
Headphone out - Yes (1)
Antenna In - Yes(1)
AV In - Yes (1)
Digital Audio Out (co-axial/optical) - Yes (1)
Component in (Y,Pb,Pr) + Audio - Yes(1)
RGB In (D-sub 15pin) - PC - Yes (1)
PC Audio Input - Yes (1)
RS-232C (Control / SVC) - Yes (1)

Supplied Accessories
Stand - Yes
Remote - Yes
Battery (2 AA) - Yes

Power Consumption
Voltage, Hz - 100-240Vac 50/60Hz
Consumption (Typical) - 140W
Stand-by Mode - 0.1W ↓ (LED Off)

Weight
Set without stand (Kg) - 13.4
Including stand (Kg) - 15.7

Dimensions WxHxD (mm)
Set without stand - 999 x 623 x 30.9
Including stand - 999 x 681 x 255
Packing - 1181 x 745 x 109

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  orange123 on 20/01/2012 - 11:48

  Average Price. Here it's $834 delivered. So compared to this it's a $6 saving if you get this delivered.

  http://www.digitaltown.com.au/lg-106cm-fhd-led-lcd-iptv-3d-1…

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  misu p on 20/01/2012 - 11:53

  +4

  I have this TV from HN, I got another TV (one that did not have 3d) but because they were out of stock they gave me this one instead. So unfortunately I cannot post a receipt for it, because it is for another TV.

  The 2d to 3D function works decent enough. Mine came with 4 pairs of glasses. You can use polarized glasses from 3D movies (from the cinemas) as they work just as good as the glasses that came with the TV.

  PROS that are not above:
  1) Because it is tied to the network you can use your phone to control the TV. I have an Android App that can control most of the functions on the TV.
  2) it has an option to use skype on it. Unfortunately compatible video cameras are rather hard to find (if anybody has a tip for a cheap one I would appreciate it a lot).
  3) it is compatible with AllShare from Samsung (I think AllShare is DLNA so it is normal that it should be) meaning I can play movies and Music from my Galaxy S2
  4) It has 2 USB ports, you can pause live TV if you connect an external HDD to it (please read what external HDD drives are supported because the USB might not power all HDDs). The other you can connect a HDD with movies/music/picture and the TV will play the movies directly from there. But do read bellow on the CONS.
  5) I personally

  The things I had problem with:
  1) it did not properly play movies from a DLNA server on the network. It might just be that I did not configure the DLNA server properly, it was NOT the application that came on the DVD of the TV because it was a Linux server and the application was for Windows. I did not try with the Windows application.
  2) Sometimes the movies from the attached external HDD will have problems. Sometimes the screen freezes for 3 second and afterwards it will skip to the next episode. It always happens in the same place so it might be a file problem. When this happens just skip a few seconds ahead and it will continue the series.
  3) not for all movies you have the options to fast forward or jump ahead. It depends on the format of the movie I guess.

  As you can see all the cons are related to movie playback with the internal decoder. If you have a media player none of my CONS above relate to you.

  Overall I am loving the TV.

  If you have any questions just message me.

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  nubzy on 20/01/2012 - 11:58

  +2

  this is a really great tv but im waiting for it to come back down under $700

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    orange123 on 20/01/2012 - 12:03

    +1

    You should have bought it in December. I bought the 47 inch with 3D bluray and a stupid $150 popcorn maker for $1055 after cash back. http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/60221

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      0ptus_Fail on 20/01/2012 - 12:08

      Yeah your right, that was a much better time to buy.

      No point in getting this now being a soon-to-be old model.

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  0ptus_Fail on 20/01/2012 - 12:03

  Its a runout model and stock will be limited.

  It was far cheaper last month ($696 Good Guys) and even had $100 cashback.

  This price is just average.

  Better to wait for the new model coming out.

  It wont get cheaper because there wont be stock of it soon

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    priest on 20/01/2012 - 12:06

    The 100 cash back was if you bought over a certain amount AND got a LG blu ray, or something like that. Not just on the TV. I asked about it, i bought it 800 Christmas sale, great tv.

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      0ptus_Fail on 20/01/2012 - 12:09

      Thats right. So you buy a $149 blu ray, get a $100 cask back and the price was just $696 for the TV then as well.

      Great buy at that time. Now, not so great unfortunately.

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  CyberMurning on 20/01/2012 - 16:32

  hi guys, im in the market for LG 3D LED (because bright living room, LED better than plasma)
  but for 50" or 55". anyone can share where to get it (cheap) ?

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  wiltonson on 20/01/2012 - 16:35

  This is so weird, the Samsung 40" gets 50+ positive votes but this LG version which is 42" gets 1 positive votes only. Isn't this LG has similiar specs to the Samsung?

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    nubzy on 20/01/2012 - 17:57

    If this LG was down under $700 I would take it over the samsung. they offer 3 year warranty with LG, and this tv looks really nice in the brushed metal. great picture quality too.