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[QUOTE=&quot;MrPogi, post: 86896, member: 5542&quot;]I found this announcement for a new 55 inch LG TV, they do plan to review it soon. The high-end 55LW9800 is shipping now for $3,799. I believe 55 inches is the only size of this series being produced. I know the price is more than the range you are considering, but it's features are similar to what I'd be looking for in an LED TV. If you were to wait a year, you would find this TV to be in the $2000+ range.<img src="http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2011/09/01/electronics_lg_lw980s-thumb-598xauto-2225.jpg" class="bbImage" alt="" data-url="http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2011/09/01/electronics_lg_lw980s-thumb-598xauto-2225.jpg" />
Read more: <a href="http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20101990-1/lgs-best-local-dimming-passive-3d-tv-ships-now/#ixzz1XMR3YUlD">LG's best local dimming, passive 3D TV ships now | Crave - CNET</a>

It has passive 3-D and full-array local dimming. For what it's worth, the 55LX9800 is the first passive 3D model to bear&nbsp; the THX logo for 3D certification; it's also THX-certified for 2D.

THIS IS NOT A PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION, I'm just passing along some info. I have no experience with 3D or LG TV sets (I do like my LG phone). If money were no object, I would seriously consider this TV or something like it. 3D doesn't matter much to me, but full-array local dimming LED TV sets are better than edge-lit, and it's definitely something I would look for in an LED TV.

Something else to consider: New 2012 models are hitting the shelves right now. You should be able to find a good deal (up to 50% off) on some 2011 sets between now and February.
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[QUOTE="MrPogi, post: 86896, member: 5542"]I found this announcement for a new 55 inch LG TV, they do plan to review it soon. The high-end 55LW9800 is shipping now for $3,799. I believe 55 inches is the only size of this series being produced. I know the price is more than the range you are considering, but it's features are similar to what I'd be looking for in an LED TV. If you were to wait a year, you would find this TV to be in the $2000+ range. [IMG]http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2011/09/01/electronics_lg_lw980s-thumb-598xauto-2225.jpg[/IMG] [LEFT][COLOR=#000000] Read more: [URL="http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20101990-1/lgs-best-local-dimming-passive-3d-tv-ships-now/#ixzz1XMR3YUlD"]LG's best local dimming, passive 3D TV ships now | Crave - CNET[/URL] It has passive 3-D and [/COLOR]full-array [COLOR=#000000]local dimming. For what it's worth, the 55LX9800 is the first passive 3D model to bear the THX logo for 3D certification; it's also THX-certified for 2D. THIS IS NOT A PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION, I'm just passing along some info. I have no experience with 3D or LG TV sets (I do like my LG phone). If money were no object, I would seriously consider this TV or something like it. 3D doesn't matter much to me, but [/COLOR]full-array [COLOR=#000000]local dimming LED TV sets are better than edge-lit, and it's definitely something I would look for in an LED TV. Something else to consider: New 2012 models are hitting the shelves right now. You should be able to find a good deal (up to 50% off) on some 2011 sets between now and February. [/COLOR][/LEFT][/QUOTE]

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