On a dank and gloomy day, when the sky is giving away miserly drops of rain that somehow seems more annoying than pleasant, when one can do nothing but finish up what's left in the refrigerator, only two things can come to your rescue: One, a good book. Two, television. And if you don't read much but menu cards, the latter is your only hope. Say your living room is lucky enough to be blessed with the presence of the
LG 32LH2000 32” LCD TV ( forgive the exaggeration ), all the glumness is bound to take to the woods! The LG 32LH2000 has all the makings of a winner.
To start with, it is designed with a lot of good sense of aesthetics. Sleek and smooth, LG has kept the design simple yet appealing. For a beginner just trying out the
LCD TV realm, the 32LH2000 could be just perfect, for not only does it have everything necessary for the consummate flat-screen experience, it has LG's unique flavouring that adds sheen to everything about it. Before we get going about how good the pictures are, let's get over with what the TV lacks. Audio, to begin with is very average. The
Invisible Speakers with SRS TruSurround XT do not do the trick. ( Boy am I tired with having to encounter poor audio performance is most LCD TVs I come across!)
Scenes with dark backgrounds, for example, the scene in the farm house on a thunderous rainy night when Babe confirms his worst fears with Fly was rather lacking. The entire scene has a shroud of grey over it. The
LG 32LH2000 HD-Ready LCD TV has
Freeview, the quality of which is excellent. There are just 2 HDMIs, and we could have done with at least one more. The TV's resolution is about 1366 x 768 pixels and pictures are sharp. With lustrous colour tones and whites that do not pinch the eye, the LG 32LH2000 LCD TV is perfect for those looking for decent performance on a small budget.
