I have not been able to access Smart Share in the menu (it doesn't seem to exist anywhere in the options or on the remote). The user manual says the TV has this "Smart Share" thing but doesn't say how to access it.We also wanted to try and plug in some devices, and the USB inputs don't seem to work anything (likely a software issue) and there's only one HDMI input. I still haven't figured out why I can't plug in my woofer from my computer system (it just won't make any noise when it's plugged in and on).
William Judson Jr. (usa): Just got this last week in the 47 in size to replace an LG 42 720p plasma that was around 6-7 years old. It's pretty good so far but there are few things that I dislike. It has a great picture quality in HD, but the picture looks worse than the 720p plasma when it is just standard definition. The older plasmas from LG had a very sturdy stand but this new one looks like a bobble head when you touch it a little bit. Another thing that I'm not quite used to is the screen size looks smaller than the older plasmas because the older ones had speakers on the side which made it appear larger (even though it is not). Another issue with the new TV is that is does not have inputs for your computer to make it a large monitor.
Andrew (AZ): I picked up this tv after my 50in plasma got killed by lightning strikes. I saw this one at my local Walmart for 798 which since its msrp was 1100, this seemed like a great deal. Decided to check out the tv on amazon and saw the price was only 599 with free prime shipping and no sales tax. I also got the lg protection plan for only 69 dollars that covers it for four years. Overall for the price, you cannot go wrong. 670 dollars for a 50in led with four years of protection. The picture out of the box is not great but was able to tweak so far to my living until I get my WOW calibration disc. The picture so far is great and the audio is the surprising part of this. The audio is great for a tv speaker set.
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