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HD News: With eight new lines, the Korean electronics giant LG is set to be the most prolific LCD manufacturer for 2009, in terms of choice at least.

With just about something for everyone LG will introduce small 19in and 22in budget LCD TV’s for the bedroom right up to a cutting edge 55in panel offering cutting edge technology such as LED backlighting.

Amongst a huge range of LCD TV’s for 2009, LG’s high end LH9500 gets wireless streaming capability and LED backlighting. LG use a brand new AV box to stream wireless content to their new screen while the Korean manufacturer says that LED backlighting contributes to a claimed 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio.

The 55in LH9500 comes in at an svelte like 24.8mm and also features TruMotion 200 Hz, Intelligent Sensor for picture optimisation and energy saving.

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HD News: Amongst a huge range of LCD TV’s for 2009, LG’s high end LH9500 gets wireless streaming capability and LED backlighting.

LG use a brand new AV box to stream wireless content to their new screen while the Korean manufacturer says that LED backlighting contributes to a claimed 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio.

The 55in LH9500 comes in at an svelte like 24.8mm and is incredibly stylish even for LG who have recently employed a Milan based studio for the look of some their flat panel TV’s.

Also featuring HD DivX, the LH9500 lets you view HD movies via USB. Elsewhere there is TruMotion 200 Hz, Intelligent Sensor for picture optimisation and energy saving, ISFccc Calibration capability along with 4 HDMI inputs.

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Stuff.tv: Having given over a rather slick LED TV, the might LH9500, LG certainly isn’t resting on its laurels in the lead up to CES. They’ve just unveiled two new high end models – the 200Hz packing LH5000 and the Freesat toting LF7700.

It’s the LH5000 that’s really caught our eye. We first got a peep at it out in Korea and it clearly shows LG is coming up on the rails in the race for faster pictures on your telly. Rocking their TruMotion 200HZ tech, it will got head to head with Sony’s Motionflow for the crown of top HD TV. The jury’s out, but we can’t wait to see how pics look running at 200 frame per second.

On top of that. LG’s also getting into the Freesat game with the LF7700 – going up against Panasonic’s Viera tellies.

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