LG has launched an aggressive advertising campaign to promote its line of smart 32 inch 3D TVs in the Australian market. The heart of the message is the fact the new line of LG panels use Cinema 3D - a passive system what allows viewers to watch 3D with cheaper, lighter, battery-free glasses like those used in cinemas.
32 inch LG TV not only includes Cinema 3D but also an all-new “magic” remote control system.
For the smart TV portion of our review we took a look at the LG 32PZ570 full high definition 32-inch plasma panel.
3D on this plasma panel is viewed with active-battery operated shutter glasses while the LED models use the passive lightweight cinema style glasses. But more on that later.
It has a thin black bezel, is 5.25cm thick and weighs 23.8kg with the stand and 27.5kg without.
Users can access the dashboard from the remote control and are presented a screen divided into sections offering content, apps and a viewing window to see the TV channel you're currently watching. The dashboard and Smart TV experience is identical on LG’s LED panels.
The LG Smart TV dashboard is the gateway to content, the web and apps.
There’s also a web browser and access to Bigpond movies, ABC’s iView catch-up TV, Plus7 – channel 7’s catch-up TV portal. Viewers can also log into Facebook and Twitter from their LG 32 inch Smart TV. There are also shortcuts to the set-up menu, inputs and the electronic program guide (EPG). LG's Cinema 3D Smart TV.
Picture quality on the LG 32PZ570 was impressive with good black levels and contrast. Colors lacked a little warmth despite our best efforts to tweak it in the settings.
It’s a definite step up from previous models with clear improvements in sharpness and detail.
The LG 32 inch LED TV models offer improved color reproduction and less “noise” in the darker parts of the screen but slightly weaker black levels. The Magic Motion remote works like the Wiki game controller.
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