LG - 47" Class (46-9/10" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - 120Hz - HDTV
- Box Dimension
- Height: 29.53 inches
- Width: 52.36 inches
- Depth: 6.89 inches
- CubicDimension: 10653 inches
- Other
- Energy Star Compatible: true
- TV Type: LED Flat-Panel
- Screen Size Class: 47"
- Screen Size (Measured Diagonally): 46-9/10"
- Vertical Resolution: 1080p
- Screen Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Product Height (with stand): 27-3/8"
- Product Height (without stand): 24-7/8"
- Product Depth (with stand): 10-3/8"
- Product Depth (without stand): 3-1/4"
- HDMI Inputs: 2
- USB Port: Yes
- USB Input: Yes
- DVI Inputs: 0
- Component Video Inputs: 1
- Composite Inputs: 1
- Media Card Slot: No
- Watts/Channel: 10
- Speakers: 2
- Speaker Output Power: 20W
- V-Chip: Yes
- ENERGY STAR Certified: Yes
- Mount Bracket/VESA Pattern: 400mm x 400mm
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3 and 16:9
- Maximum Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- PC Inputs: 0
- RF Antenna Input: 1
- Audio Outputs: 1
- Headphone Jacks: Yes
- Simulated Surround: Yes
- Ethernet Port: No
- Estimated Yearly Electricity Use (kWh): 93
- Estimated Yearly Operating Cost: $10
- EPEAT Qualified: Yes
- UPC: 719192588363
LG 47LN5400 LED HDTV: Watch all of your favorite shows, movies and games in vibrant color with this great full 1080p HDTV. See every detail with clarity and sharpness.
- 46-9/10" screen (measured diagonally from corner to corner): A great size for a living room or mid-sized home theater space.
- LED displays are at their best in well-lit rooms: They also perform well in darker rooms, and deliver plasma-like deep blacks and rich colors.
- 1080p resolution for stunning HD images: Watch Blu-ray movies and 1080p HD content at their highest level of detail.
- 120Hz refresh rate: Watch fast-moving movies, sports and video games with a minimum of motion blur.
- Motion Clarity Index 240: Enjoy fast-moving movies, sports and video games with great motion clarity.
- Vibrant color and sharp contrast: Triple XD Engine displays details expertly for vivid images. While Picture Wizard II easily calibrates color, tint, sharpness and quality.
- Virtual surround sound: Features two 10W front speakers to create an immersive soundscape, along with an optical digital audio port. Clear Voice II technology keeps dialogue clear, even at low volume.
- 2 HDMI inputs for the best home theater connection: HDMI delivers a full HD picture and digital surround sound in one convenient cable. HDMI cable not included.
- Watch mobile device content on your HDTV: With Mobile HD Link (MHL) and SIMPLINK, connect smartphones, tablets or other MHL-enabled devices and display mobile content on your TV while simultaneously charging the device. MHL cable not included.
- Additional connections: Provides flexibility with component, composite and PC inputs. Also includes a USB 3.0/2.0 port.
Whats Included
- LG 47" Class - LED - 1080p - 120Hz - HDTV
- Remote with 2 AA batteries
- Owner's manual
Q: Swivel Stand
A: I just found out from LG that the WRONG stand was packed in the box, they are sending me the correct swivel stand.
Q: Is 120hz vs 60hz worth the extra money? Also does the 120hz have a clearer/better picture? Thanks.
A: In short, yes it is worth it. If you already know the difference between the two then I apologize for repeating what you already know, but the 120hz/60hz refers the refresh rate of the picture. In other words, a TV with 60hz refreshes the picture 60 times every second. 120hz is double that, resulting in a clearer picture as you are seeing more "frames" per second. The result is a less blurry picture. However, most channels broadcast at 60hz, so whatever broadcast the TV is receiving is what is going to show on the TV. (full disclosure, I may not be exactly correct on that, but I know that's the gist of it). But a blu ray on a 120hz TV will look far superior to that on a on a 60hz. Hope this helps you!
Q: can i hook up my wii and use the netflix thru it and the internet?
A: This TV does NOT have built-in WiFi, and it does NOT have an ethernet connection. So you CANNOT hookup your WiFi or router directly to the TV. You can hookup your laptop or computer via a HDMI cable to the TV to stream form the computer to the TV screen...this pretty much just treats the TV like a really nice, big monitor.
Q: Does this model have Trumotion?
A: The TV does have TruMotion, though the "Soap Opera Effect" isn't as noticeable as on some other models.
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Q: What is the best device needed for this TV to stream?
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A: After switching on the tv, use a spotlight at the screen and see whether the screen is emitting images.. If there is images when you beam light to the screen, it means that the LED has malfunction.. Changing the LED should fix the problem..
Q: Which TV is better LED or LCD ?
A: LED has a much better picture
