LG's Xcanvas David LED LCD TV: An Quick Update On The Enigmatic Scarlet

Another LCD TV from LG's Xcanvas line has hit the Korean market. The LG Xcanvas David LED, model 47LG90QD, is a surprisingly quick update to the Scarlet and its huge advertising campaign, improving the response time to a lightning quick 2 ms and sporting 1, 000, 000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. The 47-inch LCD set features a 120Hz refresh rate, 1080p resolution, and uses an Aurora LED backlight with eyeQGreen to not only enhance the set's brightness picture quality, but to also reduce its energy consumption by up to 70%. Following the unique design trend of other Xcanvas models, the David has a wood grain pattern on the front panel which hides invisible speakers from Mark Levinson. The David would easily hook up to all your HD home theater components with a full four HDMI ports. If you happen to be hanging around Korea, the LG Xcanvas David will set you back 4 million KRW, or about US$3912.

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