LG M2343A-BZ Review
The model was built by LG to provide the customer with a simple but sophisticated experience, with the benefits of the latest technology incorporated into the product.
The LG M2343A-BZ Flatron LCD TV offers the viewer the experience of a full 23 inch widescreen diagonal, which more than matches the other products found in this range, whilst at the same time it also provides the added benefits of excellent performance and stylish looks. The 23 inch diagonal, combined with the wide screen feature gives a new improved experience especially in watching movies. This ultimately means that movies can be viewed in exactly the way the director intended them to be seen.
# HD ready
# Choose between black or white models
# Weighs 11.5kg in total
# TFT active matrix technology
# Image aspect ratio 15:93D
# Image contrast ratio 550:1
# Brightness 600 cd/m2
# 2 Scart sockets
# Dimensions of 46.6 cm height x 59.8 cm width x 28.5 cm diameter
# 2 built in speakers 2 x 3 watts output
# SRS WOW audio technology
# On-screen menus and infrared remote control
# LCD TV stand included
# Quick and easy set up and manual included
The product has superb quality throughout from the sophisticated design to the built in features. As for the external connections, they are hidden tidily under a removable panel and include the mandatory 2 scart sockets, as well as ports to cater for AV equipment.
Colour, contrast and brightness tests show the product to perform very well at the extremes of the scales, whilst the 8ms response time allows for no loss of quality in fast action scenes. Combined with the high standard picture quality, the audio features provide equally impressive results. The speaker system together with the SRS-WOW feature make for realistic sound qualities which is not over bearing.
The picture in picture feature comes built in as standard and allows the viewer to watch one program in full display with sound, whilst another picture can be viewed in a smaller inset window from a separate source but requiring headphones to hear the audio separately. This feature is most often used to watch one program whilst waiting for another to start, or whilst advertisements are showing on the main viewing channel. However, it can be used to receive signals from a variety of different sources.
