Wednesday, September 29, 2010

LG's 3D LED TV reviewed; waiting on Apple TV; PS3 goes 3D

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We really liked the LG LE8500 series, so it's little surprise we also like the company's LX9500, reviewed here, which is basically the same TV plus 3D compatibility. Unless you really want 3D or love the LX9500's thin frame, however, the less-expensive LE8500 is the better choice.
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September 29, 2010
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LG LED: Hot in 2D, ho-hum in 3D
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