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[left]The LG 47G2 is a fine TV, but it’s only mildly different than the other 3D, smart TVs in LG’s 2012 line-up. You’re investing in the cross-integrated Google apps and account mileage you’ll be getting between your PC and TV, but it doesn’t feel as fleshed out or as rewarding as it could. A lot of the apps in the Google Play store are simply ported over from the Android interface, and some of them—Shark Wars comes to mind—haven’t even been updated to be on a larger screen. It’s pixelated hell.
For the same price, you can get LG’s 47LM6700, which has everything the G2 has, plus a wider array of connectivity, but doesn’t have the additional Google content. Considering that their 32-inch LM6200 retails for over a thousand dollars less than either the G2 or the LM6700, and still gives you good color, 3D, and access to LG’s smart platform, we’re not sure if the G2 is priced fairly. We’d recommend waiting on a price drop.[/left]
