The LG LF4275 on paper seems like a very capable 42-inch full 1080p HD LCD TV, LG state that the audio and visual performance is very impressive but they would say that wouldn’t they. But upon close inspection we see that the LG LF4275 does not perform that well in certain areas, like the video performance under SD resolutions very poor indeed. Do not get me wrong the LF43275 is a more than capable television from the LF series but not great enough to make a huge impact on the market.

At 43-inches this model is the largest from the LF range and I must say looks very stylish when placed in your living room, the glossy black colour with its sleek design, very nice indeed. The LG LF4275 uses a range of visual processing technologies to help improve image quality, but it seems as if it has not helped the TV this time round as the visual performance is not as great as it is on other LG models.

Do not let that put you off though, as for most home users you will not see these flaws, and the TV does have a few things going for it. Firstly there are three HDMI Inputs, and a number of presets for audio and visual control all designed for a better viewing experience.

Specifications for the LG LF4275 Are:

• Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Pixels
• Contrast: 10,000:1
• Brightness: 500 cd/m²
• D-Sub
• HDMI x 3
• SCART x 2
• S-Video

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