The LG LX9500 has been presented in Barcelona and there has been Xataka. This design boasts 3D TV Infinia, very attractive and with a bevel almost nonexistent, and block and LED panel with local dimming to get a sponsor’s record: 10.000.000:1

LG LX9500, 3D TV with LED technology and design Infinia

The two pillars of the 2010 range of LG TVs and we have told you this morning. So this LG LX9500 design boasts improved Infinia and LED panel.

LX9500 design fully leverages the capabilities of LED technology, which translates into a very thin screen (31.6 mm), lightweight, and a smaller part of the market. This design Infinia, beyond the relative attractiveness of one or the other, it adds extra value is to have a sense of immersion on the screen much larger than if the frame had more millimeters thick.

The LED backlighting of the LX9500 is based on 240 blocks of LEDs (216 47-inch model) that are controlled individually to achieve better results in brightness, contrast (black slick) and color. A panel that accompanies the 400 Hz technology fluency looking moving images, giving excellent 200 Hz for each eye in 3D mode.

The data sheet is complete, noting the brightness of 500 cd/m2, Response Time 2 ms, a viewing angle of 178 degrees, 24p Real Cinema technology, the high-definition Freeview tuner and XD-Engine Processor DHF.
Active 3D technology with good connectivity

Beyond offering this LG LX9500 as next-generation LED TV with 10.000.000:1 contrast (the blacks as we liked a lot on the display), support 3D technology is its strength.

In this field does not differ much from what they offer their rivals: a transmitter that sends the TV signal split to the left eye and right, and active glasses in charge of creating the illusion of depth in the viewer’s brain . The result is in line with what we’ve seen Samsung and Sony equipment, but the contrast particularly high LG’s proposal we like very much, for offsetting the loss of brightness that comes with the lenses of his glasses.

Precisely we particularly liked the glasses. They are very light, perhaps more plastic abuse other we’ve tested, and there will be models for both adults and children. The autonomy of the LG glasses is 40 hours after an hour and a half to recharge, which is done via USB. For best results we use in a range between 2 and 7 meters on the TV. Although manufacturers do not say, having a large living room is becoming increasingly essential.

In the 3D part and you have commented that there is in this LG LX9500 no system conversion from 2D to 3D content. The problem is that the technology will be ready for September this year will be no entry compatible with 3D TVs that take on sale now, and we were able to ensure that what ever be. So in September, barely three months after taking these first 3D TVs, LG will market a new range with the converter already included in your system.

Connectivity is one of the highlights of this TV LG LX9500. Standard comes with four HDMI ports (three rear and one side), LAN, WiFi n, DLNA compatibility and two USB ports where we can play files in most formats, including MKV. It also comes ready to be connected through wireless devices Wireless TV, you do not need an adapter but we just have connected the cable TV and use that connection for the entire screen with the other teams and the world.

Regarding access to Internet content currently is limited to pre-installed services such as YouTube, Picasa or Accuweather widget time, being weak ma points.
LG LX9500, price and availability

Building that are sponsors of the F1, in the event this weekend and could see the announcement of the new range of 3D TVs from LG, which will be in the coming weeks for sale in Spain.

On prices, start saving because they are expensive solutions, but we are talking about the top of the line: 3,900 euros for the 55-inch model and 2900 for 47-inch line of 3D televisions Sony and slightly above Samsung models and also the Philips with Ambilight.

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