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LG Infinia 42LE7900 42Inch LED LCD TV

April 14, 2010 | Display, LG | Comments Off

Design-wise, it really hits the spot. It is surprisingly thin to begin with: just 34.4mm deep in his cotton socks. In addition, its thinness is exaggerated by its fascia completely flat, where the bezel and the screen seems to exist on the same level thanks to a single plate glass sheets located on the lot. Delicious.

LG Infinia 42 Inch LCD TV

It’s just a pity that LG continues to try again the design market by suggesting that it is borderless, when clearly it is not. I even saw bits of fluff marketing suggesting that one reason for the name of margin is the way the darkness of the deepest black the TV can reach corresponds to the darkness of the, uh, the border ! As we shall see, this excuse is not confirmed by reality at all. Still, though I could be bothered by marketers of LG, it bears repeating once more that the 42LE7900 is a really nice looking TV.

Two USB ports, for example, be able to handle MP3, JPEG and DivX HD, and what you can add a Wi-Fi dongle option. This is not the only wireless system on the TV supports either because it is also integrated Bluetooth technology, or for streaming photos and music from Bluetooth mobile phones, or sending audio to Bluetooth headset. There is an Ethernet port, too, access to the wired network, and an RS232 for home theater control system integration, and a PC port.

The reasons for the Ethernet port and optional Wi-Fi system are remarkably numerous. For starters, they allow the TV to access files on a PC DLNA. But also, they provide access to future services TNT HD interactive – for yes, this is another in what is becoming a flood of TVs with integrated tuners TNT HD. [via trustedreviews]