LG 50PS7000 Plasma TV

April 22, 2009

LG has announced the launch of the new 50” plasma television dubbed as LG 50PS7000 50” Plasma Television. It comes with 1920 X 1080 pixels display resolution, and Dual XD Engine that helps to render excellent images. The high dynamic contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 offers good black levels and more depth and dimensions to the colour reproduced. The optimal brightness of 1500Cd/m2 offers good image clarity too.

Intelligent Sensor II is yet another feature installed in this television that alters the brightness of the television according to the lighting conditions of the room. This inturn helps to save the power consumption too. 24p real cinema is another significant feature that ensures the high quality rendition of images,especially movies. Various pre-loaded AV modes like cinema, sports, games, etc are also present in this television that helps the users select the settings according to the video input.

This 50″ Plasma television comes with a good design, and indigo blue blended with glossy black adds to the captivating looks. A matching swivel stand makes the television user friendly too. The panel life of the television, as claimed by LG is 1,00,000 hours. The audio setup is rational with invisible speakers, and the two audio speakers deliver a total output power of 20watts. Clear Voice II technology helps to emphasise the human voice than the background signal which inturn promises the good dialogue delivery.

The image aspect ratio of LG 50PS7000 Full HD Plasma Television is 16:9. Simplink is availed in this television, and the connectivity options extended by this television is also good. 4 HDMI inputs along with USB connection port, SCART inputs, bluetooth, PC input, composite video input, component video connection, S-Video, etc that helps this television to be a smart multimedia gadget. The USB connection port supports many formats like JPEG, MP3, DivX, etc. The power consumption of this television is 291 watts in operational mode, and is less than 0.2 watts in stand by mode.

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