Buy LG Electronics 55GA7900 55-Inch Cinema Screen Cinema 3D 1080p 240Hz LED-LCD HDTV with Google TV and Four Pairs of 3D Glasses

GA7900 Google/3D LED TV LG's GA7900 TV lets you enjoy LG's intuitive user interface with the power of Google. Now you can seamlessly search for content on your TV using Google Chrome and download apps through Google Play with the easy to use LG Magic Remote QWERTY. This TV also boast LED Plus with local dimming for an extroardinary picture achieved through local dimming technolgy that delivers amazing contrast, color richness and uniform brightness. Disclaimer: *Internet connections & certain subscriptions required and sold separately. Content and services vary by product and are subject to change without notice. LG AND GOOGLE TOGETHER Talk about the best of both worlds. Imagine the power of Google and the boundless content of the...

• The intuitive user interface with the power of Google TV lets you seamlessly search the web with Google Chrome and apps through Google Play to find the entertainment you want.
• LG's Cinema 3D technology uses lightweight, battery free glasses to deliver an immersive 3D experience for movies, TV shows and gaming, all with amazing picture quality.
• See sports, video games and high-speed action with virtually no motion blur and in crystal clarity with LG's TruMotion 240Hz technology.

This LCD TVs give to us some advantages, good reviews already proving the quality of this product, like this :
1. Took the plunge and went BIG...
First off, let me say I am not a "Google fan boy" as the fact that its made with Google products didn't really matter to me. My decision was concluded after widespread research of many TVs from different brands offering different products. I didn't buy it because it had Google stamped on it, so I am unbiased in my decision making. In my opinion, this was the best choice for my setup for my own reasons. Your needs may be different.

So I was torn apart from the 55GA6400 and the 55GA7900. I was in the market for a new TV and did a TON of research, looking various TVs based on the following:

3D: Active Vs. Passive. I prefer Passive, because you don't need to purchase batteries, many TVs already come with a few pair of passive glasses and from my experience they are easier on the eyes. The price for the glasses of active are astronomical! This tv is passive.

120hz vs 240hz: It doesn't really matter to me because having any TV is better than none at all...

2. Beautiful Display with Endless Possibilities
UPDATE:

I watched the DVD version of Oz the Great and Powerful last night and decided to turn on the 2D to 3D conversion, it was great! I have found that the 2D to 3D conversion works great on movies that were made in 3D (I get most of my movies from Netflix [DVD] so watching great 3D movies on a budget is not easy since I cannot afford to purchase all of the disks that I want to see on 3D and Netflix does not rent out 3D Blu-Ray [to my knowledge]). I have tried the 2D to 3D conversion on other stuff and it works, but is not amazing 3D effects, but movies that were originally in 3D look great even when watching the DVD version!

UPDATE:

My problem with the UP arrow and UP roller were found to be a problem with the Remote control, I called LG and they sent me a new Remote for free and it arrived quickly! Their was no problems at all and the representative was super helpful and once the problem was found to be the remote sent a new one for free...

Need more appointment... ? let's see this reviews :
Truly Amazing TV Experience
I got this TV a few weeks ago, and have been really enjoying having it. I was not in the market for a new TV, but I am definitely really glad that I got this one. Below are some of my experiences and observations thus far. I may add some more info as I get to know this TV more in the upcoming years.

***** Setup *****

Despite it being a fairly big 47" TV, setting this device up was a breeze. It is remarkably light, and even though you are supposed to set it up with someone else helping you out, a reasonably strong person could do it by himself. The connections and all the other setup features were also reasonably easy to figure out and configure, although this could be just my bias - over the years I've set up a fair number of TVs and other "screen"-based devices, so I am very familiar with all of its ins and outs. If, on the other hand, you don't know the difference between, say an HDMI and component cables, then you might want to have someone a bit more...

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