30 August 2007 10:45 GMT / By Stuart Miles
LG has announced the launch of a LCD television with built-in PVR at IFA 2007 in Berlin, Germany.The model, called Pause and Play will follow Humax, who has offered a similar feature for over three years in offering users the chance to pause and rewind live TV.
The Television, which will also feature a 8-day Electronic programme guide feature will be called the LT75 and come in 32-,37-, and 42-inch LCD models. The company has also announced a 42- and 50-inch Plasma model called the PT85.
The company also announced the launch of a number of televisions including a Full HD TV with 100Hz to improve LCD motion blur.
Although some commentators within the industry don't believe the additional Hz makes much difference, that hasn't stopped LG launching 50-inch and 60-inch models. Televisions, LCD televisions, PVRs, LG, Home Cinema


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