LG LM660T vs Sony BRAVIA W3000

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LM660T compared with BRAVIA W3000
LGLM660TSonyBRAVIA W3000
Overview
ReleasedMay 20122007
Display
PanelLED LCDLCD
Panel detailEdge-lit LED LCD with LG Cinema Screen narrow bezel and passive Cinema 3D; LG Denmark's 32-inch sheet lists 1920 × 1080 resolution but contradictorily marks Full HD as NoSony's WCG-CCFL fluorescent backlight and 10-bit LCD panel; no LED backlight. Sony specifies 16,000:1 dynamic contrast, which is not a measured native contrast ratio.
Resolution1920 × 1080 (Full HD)1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
HDR formatsNoneNone
Picture processingTriple XD Engine, LED local dimming, LG Picture Wizard and 2D-to-3D conversionBRAVIA Engine EX, Live Colour Creation, x.v.Colour and 24p True Cinema. Sony's 10-bit panel claim is for all three sizes.
Picture modesIntelligent Sensor, Vivid, Standard, Cinema, Game and two ISF Expert modes on LG Denmark's 42-inch specification–
Motion handlingLG Denmark calls its processing TruMotion 100 Hz; the native panel refresh is not established, so no refresh scalar is assignedSony does not publish a verified native panel refresh figure for this UK series. The 120 Hz Motionflow feature in Sony's 2007 US press release applies to XBR models, not the W3000.
Sizes
Sizes32, 42, 47, 55″40, 46, 52″
Largest size55″ (better)52″
Gaming
HDMI ports4 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)3 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)
Variable refresh rateNoneNone
HDMI detailFour side-facing HDMI inputs on the exact 42-inch AVForums review; no HDMI 2.1 bandwidthThree HDMI inputs; Sony also lists two component and two SCART inputs, a PC VGA input and 1080p/24 input support.
Input lagAVForums measured 46 ms on the 42-inch sample with its June 2012 software; software version affects the result–
Game featuresDual Play split-screen gaming with separate optional glasses–
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformLG Smart TVNone (no smart platform)
ProcessorTriple XD EngineBRAVIA Engine EX
Speakers20 W, 2.0 channels22 W (better)
Wi-FiBuilt-in Wi-Fi–
Speaker detail2 × 10 W stereo output in AVForums' exact-model specification; LG Denmark describes invisible speakersSony UK specifies 11 W + 11 W for each size, with S-Force Front Surround processing.
Audio featuresDolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS and Clear Voice II in AVForums' exact-model specification–
Software updatesLG Smart TV launch software includes LG Smart World, 3D World, web browser and Smart Share. What Hi-Fi? announced the series for UK sale in spring 2012 and a Richer Sounds buyer reported purchase by May; LG UK support later said LM660T had been withdrawn from official UK distribution. First worldwide sale day is unconfirmed.–
TV tunersDVB-T2 Freeview HD and DVB-C on LG Denmark's sheets; no Freesat tuner in the UK reviewDigital terrestrial MPEG-2 and cable tuners, plus analogue reception. The UK spec page also lists an MPEG-4 HD tuner with supported operators.
USBThree USB 2.0 ports on AVForums' 42-inch specification, including recording to an attached drive–
EthernetEthernet plus built-in Wi-Fi–
Optical audio outDigital optical audio outputOptical digital audio output.
Design and power
SizeLG Denmark, without stand (W × H × D): 32-inch 719 × 435 × 35.6 mm; 42-inch 953 × 566 × 33.4 mm; 47-inch 1063 × 628 × 33.4 mm; 55-inch 1232 × 723 × 33.6 mmSony UK without-stand W × H × D: 40″ 992 × 643 × 122 mm; 46″ 1135 × 734 × 122 mm; 52″ 1278 × 832 × 123 mm. Listed configuration weights exclude the stand.
StandRibbon stand; LG Denmark lists weights with stand of 9.4, 14.8, 17.4 and 25 kg for 32, 42, 47 and 55 inches respectivelySupplied table stand; optional SU-WL500 wall bracket.
Power useLG Denmark IEC on-mode: 32-inch 41 W, 42-inch 52 W, 47-inch 63 W, 55-inch 73 W; standby 0.3 W.Sony UK operating/standby figures: 40″ 220 W / 0.3 W; 46″ 270 W / 0.3 W; 52″ 305 W / 0.3 W.
Colours–Brushed metal black.
In the boxMagic Motion Remote and standard remote on AVForums' 42-inch review; What Hi-Fi? reports five pairs of passive 3D glasses with its sampleRM-ED010 remote, AC cable, coax cable and table stand according to Sony UK.

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