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LG 55LN5710 55" Full HD Smart LED TV - $1097 Delivered @ DSE

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Note - as i post DSE site saying there is low stock, it is allocated on a first in first served basis, not sure if there is many in stores.

DSE is saying 35% off. I think this would have been close to the price of that DSE 10% off online orders that one-off Sunday night during the Boxing Day sales.

This TV has array LED backlighting, so not as super thin as other LED's, model link on LG site - http://www.lg.com/au/tvs/lg-55LN5710

Couple of other TV deals worth noting at DSE:

LG 55LA63230 - 3D smart LED - $1257 (30% off) - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/lg-55-139cm-full-hd-smart-3d…

Samsung UA55F6400 - $1348 (25% off) - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/samsung-55-139cm-full-hd-3d-…

LG 60PH6700 - 3D smart 60" plasma - $1198 (20% off) - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/lg-60-152cm-full-hd-smart-3d…

Pana TH-L50E6A - 50" LED - $998 (save $300) - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/panasonic-50-127cm-full-hd-s…

LG 50LN5400 - $698 (30% off) - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/lg-50-127cm-full-hd-led-tv-5…

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  • LG isn't exactly transparent with its TruMotion tech. The description reads: "TruMotion increases the standard 60Hz refresh rate — how often the image is rendered on the TV screen — which drastically reduces blur and yields crisper details. It's a boon to all fast-action video, but most especially sports, so you won't miss a thing. LG TruMotion 120Hz, 240Hz, or 480Hz is available on select-model LCD TVs." Only one TV seems to have TruMotion 480Hz. The rest are TruMotion 240 or TruMotion 120. Their tech specs typically just say "Refresh rate: TruMotion 240Hz."

    The one LG LED LCD we've reviewed so far this year, the 60LA8600, is listed by LG as "TruMotion (frame rate): 240Hz," and we found out from LG that it is a 240Hz refresh panel. On the other hand, last year's 55LM6700 had a claimed "240Hz effect" but actually had worse motion resolution than some 120Hz TVs. So don't assume their numbers describe the panel refresh.
    http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-33199_7-57598032-221/fake-refre…

    • Would be worth to mention that the same or similar story goes with the other TV brands…

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