LG LM7200 vs. Samsung 7100

I do not know much about the Samsung but I just recently bought the Lg 7200....if you can get your hands on one I would try and get it. The extra 5" is worth it itself, but the 3d is mind blowing. I had a Panasonic GT50 and always thought that I was a fan of the Active 3d, but after using this LG I can't go back. The value of this LG is in my opinion, too good to pass up.

There is some clouding.....but there will be some clouding on the Samsung also. The clouding is what comes with any LED TV and some handle it better than others. The only time I notice any clouding is in a dark pitch black room with nothing on the screen. You can see a little spot of light in the upper corners. You will just have to compare directly for that. I know both screens are edge lit with local dimming meaning that there will be a little light around the upper edges, but again you only see this in a dark room with no lights. When the lights are on none of that is noticeable and picture is amazing.......everyone has a different eye also. As far as the dual core goes.....I know that it helps with moving around the Web apps going from one to the other. I don't think it directly affects the app itself like Netflix for example.....the internet speed and connection affects that. The dual core will make response time faster though going from app to app and typing. But again you will just have to see for yourself and see if the Samsung is worth the extra money. I have not been able to directly compare the two and every panel is different so you have the awesome luxury of comparing. The LG is my first LED otherwise I have only had plasmas. So it is not fair for me to judge PQ going from Plasma to LED..........but I switched because I like passive better and have 2 kids. I don't want to have to worry about a pair breaking and as a huge Panasonic Plasma fan I am happy with the LG LM7200!!!!!

Thanks for the information. I went with the LG lm7200 in the end.

I just hooked my LG LM7200 up to a Denon Home Theater package and I love it too. It has many settings that I still am trying to get right. The 3-D is very good even right out of the box. The regular 2-D television is still a work in progress as far as getting setting correct, but overall, the 60 inch screen is awesome.