rabbi
13-02-2008, 11:16 PM
LG 60PC45 Review.
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Inevitably, comparisons will be made between the 60PC45 and its more lavishly equipped sibling the 60PF95. On paper, the 60PF95's Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution should produce a more accomplished picture performance - although as we have seen with other panels, a 1366 x 768 resolution can actually perform as well.
For the outlay, the LG 60PC45 gives a staggering High Definition (HD) performance. If you are on a budget, this screen offers a fabulous home cinema experience with a level of sharpness detail and sheer involvement that no other panel can offer at the price.
As a budget home cinema system on this scale, the 60PC45 has no equal. Add to the mix a better than average Standard Definition performance and this LG starts to look like a large screen bargain
:cool:
Inevitably, comparisons will be made between the 60PC45 and its more lavishly equipped sibling the 60PF95. On paper, the 60PF95's Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution should produce a more accomplished picture performance - although as we have seen with other panels, a 1366 x 768 resolution can actually perform as well.
For the outlay, the LG 60PC45 gives a staggering High Definition (HD) performance. If you are on a budget, this screen offers a fabulous home cinema experience with a level of sharpness detail and sheer involvement that no other panel can offer at the price.
As a budget home cinema system on this scale, the 60PC45 has no equal. Add to the mix a better than average Standard Definition performance and this LG starts to look like a large screen bargain