LG 32PG6000 television review

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• I got one of these about a month ago. I've been putting it through it's paces. It is very stylish and easy to use and also you can set virtually any picture mode to *each* HDMI input. So you can set cinema mode for one and adjust the colour and sharpness for another and it will remember the settings for each input you select.
  
  I too found that there was a bit of image burn - but, if the picture changes this will disappear as the system refreshes the pixels.
  
  Some whites on standard TV/DVD did seem a bit washed out and some facial skin tones were a tad ill-defined.
  
  Dark and rich colours are great - blacks are black and you can see depth in the image.
  
  I now have a Philips upscaling DVD and have also gone for Virgin V+ box and the images are truly wonderful now. Whites and facial skin tones are good. There is some colour banding on images - but this could be due to the original camera suffering from artefacts. I even get the banding on my old Sony 20" Trinitron which has an excellent pic.
  
  OK, so it's only a 720p - but that isn't a real problem as I have no intention of getting a BluRay box and indeed HD TV is still only at 720p.
  
  I can also hook up my Apple MAC mini which *really* comes into it's own. You can sit back and surf the net from your armchair. iTunes comes to life with its visualiser and also the o/s screen saver with your photo albums looks great.
  
  Would recommend this TV! Posted by pav62, United Kingdom
• This TV has it;s problems i have had it back to the shop for repair this is the second time now when you turn it on their is no sound until repeatedly keep turning it on and off .I have had it from April 2009 the repair lasted three months. Posted by john porte, Spain