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LG LE 9500 Slim 72″ 3D LCD TV, LE 9500 Full LED Slim 55″ 3D

Link: www.buy.com The new flagship brand of LG TVs boasts a thin bezel, slim design, and enhanced connectivity. The LE9500 is the top of the line of the Infinia LCD series. Not only does it feature a 480p refresh rate and 3D capabilities, but it’ s the first LCD TVs in the US market to receive THX certification. LG has also seen fit to include the THX “Bright Room” function, which adjusts brightness contrast and gamma settings for optimal performance in rooms with a great deal of ambient light. LG’s Netcast entertainment access system offers the most online video and audio content directly to HDTVs and Blu-Ray Disc Players without the need for a personal computer. The expansion of LG’s NetCast feature to include Skype is the next step in providing customers with instant access to the online content they crave. Stay connected with friends and family through the video conferencing capabilities included with Netcast’s new Skype features.
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10 Responses to “LG LE 9500 Slim 72″ 3D LCD TV, LE 9500 Full LED Slim 55″ 3D”

  1. RevaqOfTheLight on October 3rd, 2010 5:50 am

    that 55″ looks small hmm.. when i look at my 50″ tv it looks bigger than in this video o.o
    @roninsoul you mean Physical when u said fisical?

  2. roninsoul on October 3rd, 2010 5:54 am

    @1stNightingale thats the thing , thats why its called hacking , we have antivirus , firewall from the OS and AV in pc and still they hack eitheir way ,so i dont see the improbability of it happening unless we just use a fisical cork to cover the camera

    just imagine the big brother idea or just the notion that some hacking perverts could be watching what you do lolol

  3. 1stNightingale on October 3rd, 2010 5:59 am

    @roninsoul I see now but realistically you would have a firewall inbuilt either in the tv or the router.

  4. 1stNightingale on October 3rd, 2010 6:03 am

    @roninsoul What has that got to do with this when there is no cameras in it?

  5. roninsoul on October 3rd, 2010 6:27 am

    im just thinking in the future , hacking in the tvset , people spying other peoples living rooms without their knowledge that the camera is filming at the moment

  6. RevaqOfTheLight on October 3rd, 2010 6:59 am

    that 55″ looks small hmm.. when i look at my 50″ tv it looks bigger than in this video o.o
    @roninsoul you mean Physical when u said fisical?

  7. roninsoul on October 3rd, 2010 7:54 am

    @1stNightingale thats the thing , thats why its called hacking , we have antivirus , firewall from the OS and AV in pc and still they hack eitheir way ,so i dont see the improbability of it happening unless we just use a fisical cork to cover the camera

    just imagine the big brother idea or just the notion that some hacking perverts could be watching what you do lolol

  8. 1stNightingale on October 3rd, 2010 8:28 am

    @roninsoul I see now but realistically you would have a firewall inbuilt either in the tv or the router.

  9. 1stNightingale on October 3rd, 2010 9:26 am

    @roninsoul What has that got to do with this when there is no cameras in it?

  10. roninsoul on October 3rd, 2010 10:26 am

    im just thinking in the future , hacking in the tvset , people spying other peoples living rooms without their knowledge that the camera is filming at the moment