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12-18-2011, 06:30 AM
Logik L423ED11 3D HDTV Review - 42 Inch LCD
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The Logik L423ED11 3D HDTV LCD struggles to convince with dark scenes, doesn’t have an HD tuner, and has a very limited viewing angle. The latest 3D sets to hit the UK from in-house Dixons brand, Logik, have the potential to be very important. Because, amazingly, the two Logik passive 3D series (one CCFL-lit and one edge LED-lit) start at under £400. And even the 42in edge LED L423ED11 we’re looking at here costs under £600, despite coming (at the time of writing) with an unprecedented 10 free pairs of passive 3D glasses and a free 3D Blu-ray player from Philips.
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The Logik L423ED11 3D HDTV LCD struggles to convince with dark scenes, doesn’t have an HD tuner, and has a very limited viewing angle. The latest 3D sets to hit the UK from in-house Dixons brand, Logik, have the potential to be very important. Because, amazingly, the two Logik passive 3D series (one CCFL-lit and one edge LED-lit) start at under £400. And even the 42in edge LED L423ED11 we’re looking at here costs under £600, despite coming (at the time of writing) with an unprecedented 10 free pairs of passive 3D glasses and a free 3D Blu-ray player from Philips.
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