LG unveils four new HDTVs with built-in DVRs

'Tis a shame we don't know more about LG's latest bundle of HDTVs, but here are the facts so far. Apparently the outfit has dished out a pair of LCDs and a duo of plasmas to commemorate the upcoming Beijing Olympics, and the whole gang comes packing a 160GB internal hard drive. This "Time Machine" functionality will (predictably) enable viewers to capture content right inside of their set, though details beyond that (you know, port assortment, contrast ratio, etc.) are few and far between. That being said, we do know how much each of these buggers will set you back: anywhere between ?1,650,000 ($1,607) for the 42-inch 42PG31RD plasma and ?3,000,000 ($2,916) for the 47-inch 47LG50ED LCD HDTV.

[Via AkihabaraNews]

[Galley Posted Jul 9th 2008 9:04AM]

Homina homina homina!

[daaper Posted Jul 9th 2008 10:41AM]

yes, those are beautiful...uh....TVs.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 9th 2008 12:52PM]

TVs? What TVs....?

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 9th 2008 1:59PM]

Yeah, she's hot.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 9th 2008 4:06PM]

They certainly have "dished out a pair"!!!

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 9th 2008 8:34PM]

Will these work in the USA, and can content be transferred to library?

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 9th 2008 10:42PM]

Sure, she just needs to get a work visa.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 10th 2008 4:22AM]

I have on these, the 37" and its the first gen one. Its great and actually does what its supposed to do, record TV. It also pauses and rewinds live TV just like Tivo :)

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 10th 2008 8:03PM]

Good God, those mamas just want to pop out, and I can feel them right now...she is beeeautiful!

back to the tv, anyone know if recorded material can be transferred of computer...hard drive is pretty small by today's standards.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 10th 2008 8:06PM]

Good God, those mamas just want to pop out, and I can feel them right now...she is beeeautiful!

back to the tv, anyone know if recorded material can be transferred off of tv, or bigger drive swapped...hard drive is pretty small by today's standards.