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Seems like slim wireless HDTVs are the CEDIA special, and LG's joining in the fun by announcing official US availability of the
wireless LH-series, first
launched at CES. No surprises here apart from price, they're exactly as they were when they
popped into the FCC: the high-end $4,799 55-inch 55LHX has a local-dimming LED backlight, an 80,000:1 contrast ratio with 240Hz motion
ruining enhancement and is less than an inch thick, while the LH85 line offers both $2,399 47-inch and $3,199 55-inch models. Check out our demo from CES for some
hands-on with the ASW1000 Media Box, which is where the wireless HD action goes down.
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