Wireless HDTV - LG Surprises With its LH85 Model Line

LG Electronics has been around for awhile. They specialize in consumer electronics like microwaves, refrigerators, washing machines and the like. But you would be hard pressed to find a section of the consumer electronics market that they haven't taken by storm like they have in the HDTV television niche section of the market. LG HDTV is offered in a wide range of models and model lines. Each model line offers standard performance and price for that segment of the market. The most expensive LG TV's are often the best performing ones. As with any electronic device, the less you pay, the lower the performance. But not every HDTV is like this. LG has introduced the LH85 model line which is designed to hit the mid-range in regards to price and performance. And with most HDTV televisions today, the LH85 models have full 1080p ("p" means progressive) display. But that isn't what makes them different from the rest of the 1080p HDTV's.

What Makes The LG LH85 Model Line Unique?

The reason the LH85 models are different is that they are connected by HDMI over a wireless connection. The media output box connects all of your peripherals into it. And then transmits the signal to the television wirelessly "in the clear". Think about that for a moment. No longer will you need to run HDMI cables to the television and create an ugly, wired mess. You can now mount the television on the wall and still maintain aesthetic appearances.

This wireless aspect allows you to place the media housing anywhere that the signal can reach the tv and still get good quality, high definition television.

If you are looking for a way to "hide the wires" when setting up your HDTV, think about LG's LH85 model line and smile a great big smile!

John loves to teach people about the new LG HDTV models and how to compare HDTV televisions

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