LG claim than their 3D is "Full HD 1080p" , that its a "1080p" when its being reconstructed in the brain. Trickery.. 

Technically its still 540p.

Technically there is no such thing as 1080p + 1080p, that would be a 2160p display. Which of the sets are you referring to that has a 2160p?

If you sit close enough to the screen you know what i meant.

Anything that utilize row-interleave or field sequential have to half the resolution, its using a low pass filter, all high frequency sharpness been cut off,  but they fix it with a trick by boosting the sharpness level at output.
A true 120hz will need frame sequential technique used by active technology (have flickers) , however if you think this is true , please provide some insights how the polarizer works at 120hz, instead of static fields.

NO, i meant its has a 540p+540p NATIVE 3D dislplay. It displays 2 frames (L+R)  one shot, whereas active uses alternating frames to display 2 frames (L+R).

YES, even the Blu-ray 3D 1.4a HDMI frame-packing format is displayed in 540p+540p.

The sad thing is details been cut in half using low pass filter.

For a full HD 1080p utilizing row-interleave polarized 3D they'll need the 2160p display (projector resolution).

Obviously PASSIVE wins over ACTIVE 3D !

During my survey, I've compated SHARP and LG.... lastly, i go for LG, coz' the give 8 glasses, and it runs without battery..... SHARP 3D Glasses is heavy, difficult to fits to my glass.....

Enjoy !

You got me wrong, Im not saying passive wasn't good. I owned an LW5700.

But my stand is its still a 540p+540p, technically its not a true 1080p.

Its only "1080p" if you see with BOTH EYES, the 1080p is a brain interpolated stereo re-construct. Your brain combines the left and right image into one

Try read the small text (6-10 pixels) with only 1 eye.

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Added on December 21, 2012, 6:22 pmAnother thing to consider before getting a passive is the viewing distance, you need to be at least 5 feet or more, anything less the 3D breaks. In active 3D you can even watch at 1.5 feet from the screen.

Other than that passive 3d is great, been using my LG 90% for 3D,

However sometimes I'll rewatch using my panasonic plasma active 3d 1080p in case i missed some details in the background, and sit closer like 2 feet from the screen.

For me buying 5 or more active glasess doesnt make sense, it cost too much. They are a lot heavier, and bad for ppl who wear glasses.

Active 3d is more like a "lone ranger" type like a PC monitor, more suitable for small room.

For family use and big crowd nothing beats passive 3d.

I thought the LM6700 is 120Hz but hdguru website said that it's not and that LG's claim that LM6700 is TruMotion 120Mhz is untrue?
Hi, which model of the LM7600 did you get? I am planning to get one next week to enjoy 3D movie at home during my year end break.

Hi Raif and other LM owners,
I am deciding between 55LM6700 and 55LM7600 and the only difference between these 2 models apart from the price is LM6700 is using MCI 400 (120hz) vs LM7600 MCI800 (240hz). But the HDGuru article said that the LG panel is only 60hz and many owners recommended to turn off the TrueMotion. So, given this, is it worth paying the extra $$$ for the LM7600 or just go for the cheaper LM6700?

Your comments and advice will be much appreciated.

Thanks.

Hi I just bought my 55LM7600 from Desa Home yesterday. I got it for RM6300 with 3D camcorder and 12 passive 3D glasses. The box come with dual play glasses as well. This Christmas present made my hubby very happy. He's fixing up PS3 and HDD to the TV. We are still not very clear about downloaded 3D movie, something to do with file format so perhaps someone here can advice.

A 3D movie in a external HDD, mkv format. Connect via USB to the TV, can watch? It's USB, not HDMI. USB transfer audio and sound? I'm a bit lost here.
It's very cheap indeed, worth the price!
Depends on where you buy from. Normally you take to the service center directly. However, I bought from Desa Home, LG 55LM7600, 2 years warranty. They said we can call them and they will follow up with LG for us for on-site repairs and such. It's not easy to transport a 55" so getting on-site support is better.
LG 55" LM7600 for RM6300 with 3D camcorder and 12 passive 3D glasses.
Hi chowkh,
The 55LM6700 is <RM5k. The 55LM7600 is 6.3k. The difference is the refresh rate. I think for LED there's only 2 types at 120 and 240. And according to HDGuru, the LM6700 is not true 6700. All this does not really bother me because I dont think our eyes can tell the difference but I simply chose the LM7600 because flatpanelshd.com reviewed it and said it's one of the better panels and best bang for buck if compared to LM8600 or LM9600 which we cannot afford anyway. You're spending in the range of 5k+/-, why save that bit of money and regret later? Just go for the best you can afford.

You need a media player latest ver. that capable play 3d. But some 3D format still cannot playable. So you got to becarefull when buy a media player. Makesure it can paly all the format.

I try to play the 3D file from the ext HDD direct to my tv via USB. It can play the file. But audio format not support.

Thanks! The TV is great and we both love it but drawback is our baby is sleeping in the room and we cannot turn on the volume at night. Sometimes have to watch the TV with very low volume. I am thinking of a media player too. Desa Home recommended me one with the latest Realtek technology for RM480 but I held back, didnt buy yet. Still surveying. What you using?

I was also told that HDMI cable v1.4 only support 3D and anything before that does not. I read somewhere that HDMI is the same regardless expensive or cheap but not sure if that's true.

Currently, we are trying to furnish our room, finding a suitable wardrobe + tv cabinet but there's nothing that supports up to 55". Just got back from IKEA and max out is only 42".
Yeah, I'm still looking for some, will get my brother (IT guy at home) to read some review. Any recommendations are welcomed. Thank you.

yea...  got it from your vendor.... 

can anyone share the picture settings on your LG TV?

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013!

does this work for all LG LM series? mine is 55LM6200.... 

I had LG47LM7600 and it is awesome but one drawback to me the WIFI doesnt work and the stupid technician try to cheat me that it is due to my wifi modem.

Hey comon, it dont even detect the AP and it the end, they said this is new model and they DO NOT have the wifi dongle to replace for me and ask me to wait. I am hopefully to upgrade to 55" later since it is under warranty if they cant fix it will top up some money to them. Anyone having issue with the wifi for this TV?

Hahaha, the legendary "L" shop

Exactly! You can dig my old post.

The LM6700 has  a native 60hz LCD, 120hz is archived via  black frame insertion or LED scanning.

HDGURU has proven this where a 120hz with TruMotion MC/ME (Motion compensation/ motion Estimation)  MUST produce at least 600 lines of motion resolution. In the case of LM6700 with TruMotion on, its still doing the lowly 320 lines, which is a typical 60hz LCD characteristic.

http://hdguru.com/lg-55lm6700-hdtv-review-...z-updated/8281/

Why go for 120hz ?  120hz LCD (240hz LED specification) gives you even division of 24hz, to produce proper pulldown of 5:5 for pure 24hz performance.

LM6700 is 60Hz, thus succumb to 3:2 pull down which produce JUDDER! To overcome this it must engaged Trumotion, unfortunately its not 24p BUT 60p (Soap opera effect - many people hates it) . It defeats the purpose of 24p Blu-Ray.

LM7600 is GREAT with or WITHOUT TruMotion.

guys,

I need user experience with the 55" LM7600 pls. A lotta review quote the negatives being not very good black levels and bad edge light bleeding. These 2 seems to be very consistent and comes up most review.

How is real world experience ? I'm not really keen on 3d just 80% astro and 20% bluray/dvds/mkv/avis.

Thanks

hi raif,

thanks for you input. May I ask if you have noticed severe motion blur or it it pretty good at handling it ? Especially during football and fast action . Also how do you find the black levels ? Do they appear washed out  ? I really like this unit, for the design etc but leaning towards Sharp 840X due to black levels and motion .

appreciate ur input.

hi geng..., any comment on this..?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WcOVlNbnq4