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Review summary: It's LG's second Freeview Playback LCD TV, but is it as accomplished as its first?

Verdict: While LG's second Freeview Playback TV perhaps inevitably hasn't caused as much of a stir around the TrustedReviews offices as the first one did, the 37LT75 is still a very accomplished, feature laden and easy to use little number that simply cries ...

Review summary: The 42LT75 is a very accomplished HD performer

Pros: Freeview Playback works superbly ; Good value ; Good pictures ; Nice set of features

Cons: Second digital tuner weakens signal ; Limited viewing angle

Verdict: It's hard to imagine how all the recording/pausing/rewinding/forwarding/series link functions of this Freeview Playback TV could have been integrated any better. Even die-hard technophobes should be recording away to their heart's content within ...

Review summary: For the past few years digital TV has been a hare and tortoise race between Sky and Freeview.Sky, of course, is the hare. It has raced ahead with innovation after innovation, with both life-changing hardware like the Sky+ and Sky HD boxes, and forward ...

Pros: Freeview Playback system works well, Good 720p image

Cons: Black levels could be better, Limited viewing angle, Can't record two digital channels

Verdict: A fairly good flatscreen overall, but it's the Freeview Playback that really sets it apart from the pack

Review summary: Do you fear 'going digital'? If so, the LG 42LT75 really is a great way to upgrade ahead of the great analogue switch off. This LCD TV boasts Freeview Playback, allowing you to pause and record your shows. With great image processing and an affordable ...

Pros: Freeview Playback functionality works well ; great operating system ; price, picture quality

Cons: Signal weakens en route to the second digital tuner ; picture deteriorates if watched from much of an angle

Verdict: It turns out that Freeview Playback is a really substantial addition to the terrestrial digital tuner proposition, so much so that it almost elevates the 42LT75 to somewhere around the top of any Freeview TV audition list. It also produces LG's finest ...

Review summary: It's taken the manufacturers long enough, but now we are beginning to see a new range of televisions that combine PVR functionality that should please the wife as that means there is one less thing to clog up the space under the telly (or perhaps it ...

Verdict: Overall, it is very hard not to like this TV - if this had a second digital tuner and better sound it would be perfect but as you can pick one up for around £500 - it may be worth buying it anyway and living with the drawbacks