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88 10th Avenue
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Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(212) 989-8883
Hours of Operation:
LUNCH Monday - Friday 12:00pm - 2:30pm DINNER Sunday - Wednesday 5:30pm - 10:45pm Thursday - Saturday 5:30pm - 11:45pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Japanese, Sushi
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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16th Street
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A, C, E at 14th Street. L at 8th Ave.
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Morimoto is the New York City interpretation of Executive Chef Masaharu Morimoto's namesake Philadelphia restaurant that is co-owned with restaurateur Stephen Starr. Designed by world renowned architect Tadao Ando, the restaurant's entrance features the world's largest Japanese Noren curtain set
against a massive façade of austere steel. Inside is an extraordinary open kitchen surrounded by a 24-seat sushi bar where diners can watch Morimoto and his chefs at work. On every level of the restaurant guests enjoy the elaborate menu where East meets West. Glass partitions create a private atmosphere between tables and a wall made of 17,000 spring water bottles add a touch of New York drama to this tranquil atmosphere. Guests have the option to dine on the top floor or congregate in the lower lounge for cocktails and snacks.
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Food selection makes for the
perfect marriage between the eyes and tongue. Come hungry and leave happy!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
Four of us were in NYC for a mini
family reunion and to celebrate our birthdays. We were given a great table next to the sushi bar with incredible views of the fresh fish and immaculate preparation area. The omakase meal was creative, delicious, well-paced and satisfying in every way. The staff was well-trained and knowledgeable about each course. The sake recommendations were excellently paired with the fish. The restaurant itself is visually amazing, and the staircase down to the bar is worth the round-trip. Morimoto made this evening a very special evening for our visit to NYC."
Dined on 2/25/2014
The best restaurant in Meatpacking
District! Very close to the other gem, Spice Market."
Dined on 3/4/2014
I went here to celebrate a
birthday and the food was exceptional. We had the omakase menu but mentioned we already had it a few times. It was great since the chef decided to make some new experiences. I am glad we had the omakase since it gave a good variety of tastes. I must warn that at 135 a head you must make this an event to go eat and not something you would casually decide to do."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Our daughter who goes to school in
Philly, has introduced us the to the restaurant world of Steven Starr, so were excited when Open Table had a 8 pm opening. The minute we sat down we had one of the most informative and pleasant waiters we have encountered anywhere in NYC. His recommendations were perfect; the food was sublime. All I can say is that I have never tasted such fabulous sushi. It was melt in your mouth delicious. We plan to go back to try the tasting menu as soon as we can secure another hard to get weekend reservation. The couple next to us, as well as our waiter raved about it."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I went to restaurant during
Restaurant Week on recommendation of friend who had dined there on weekend and had great experience. Food was excellent! Service was outstanding, from the time we entered to when we left. We were not rushed, and stayed 2 hours! Assisted us in deciphering the types of saki, which we ordered. Superb! Will definitely recommend to friends. And, it is right next to Chelsea Market where you can indulge your food senses even more!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
We went to Morimoto during
restaurant week and it was everything we expected: great food, wonderful ambience, excellent service, amazing sake."
Dined on 3/7/2014
I have been there several time
now.... Food, Service, Decor - all simply wonderful.. Never miss the Lunch - Restaurant Weekend . Thanks Ajay Arora"
Dined on 3/7/2014
I'VE EVER HAD. A bold statement to be said but true, true, true. The food was truly amazing. The taste, the portion, the taste, the presentation, the taste. Chef Morimoto has hit a home run. The style, the staff, the ambience and if I forgot to mention before, the taste. Each bite of each item from the appetizer to dessert was amazing. Thank you."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Cocktail excellent Sushi were
terrific Desserts were incredible Very fine service Most enjoyable dining experience in NYC Appreciate reservation system, with a phone call from restaurant to confirm Only regret is delay to have an available table (3 or 4 days). Would miss this experience if discover the restaurant later."
Dined on 3/5/2014
Great and fresh food, really nice
area for chill and enjoy sushi with friends"
Dined on 12/24/2013
This was the most delicious
restaurant week lunch possible. Everything was just delicious from the raw to the cooked fish, etc."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Doesn't deserve the price and the
ratings. Avoid it if you want to try some authentic Japanese cuisine."
Dined on 3/5/2014
I've been many times and used to
love it. It is looking a bit grungy and the food, while good, has gotten too expensive. It's living on its laurels"
Dined on 3/4/2014
Went recently during Restaurant
Week. Enjoy Chef Morimoto's cooking on Iron Chef, but was a little disappointed by the restaurant. The service was not great -- very slow service and the waiter forgot our wine/cocktail order. On the Restaurant Week menu, the salad had interesting dressing and seasoning and the black seaweed salad was good. The miso soup was uninspiring. The sashimi combo was not real tasteful .. just average quality and flavor. The highlight of the lunch was the dessert. Overall, I was hoping for a better dining experience."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Food was amazing, every dish did
not disappoint. Pair with the amazing cocktail list for a heightened experience!"
Dined on 3/4/2014
The only things keeping this from
a 5 star review are a) If this gets 5, what do Daniel and 11 Madison Park get? and b) It took 2 full hours to eat lunch. A 90 minute lunch is a bit ridiculous, 120 minutes is unacceptable. I'm guessing that the problem was Restaurant Week. Perhaps seating the entire dining room at 12pm overwhelms the servers and/or kitchen. Or perhaps my server was just slow as molasses. Either way, when you have show tickets at 3, you assume sitting down for lunch at noon would leave adequate time... The food? Pretty dang good. I opted for the glorified Wagyu (not kobe as knucklehads keep posting here) bento box, which was cooked flawlessly. Charred, crispy outside and butter inside. Lemon tart dessert was KILLER!"
Dined on 3/3/2014
I went to Morimoto's during
restaurant week and I loved it. The decor is, um... a bit strange, but I didn't go to eat that. The food was simply amazing. I had the dry burger and it was probably one of the best burgers that I ever ate. My wife and sister felt the same way about their dishes. Also, Morimoto's is not stingy with their proportions. I strongly recommend it. Oh, the sushi was amazing, too."
Dined on 2/21/2014
My wife and I came here for lunch.
My crispy chicken was some of the most flavorful and moist I've ever had, and my wife loved her sushi. I treated myself to a piece of wagyu beef "sashimi" - a relatively inexpensive way to enjoy this delicacy at just $10 per piece. Try the pork gyoza appetizer. You may think it sounds boring, but besides tasting great, the presentation will surprise you. If you like modern architecture and styling, you'll feel at home here. I highly recommend you check this place out, even if you don't like sushi."
Dined on 2/25/2014
This restaurant is consistently
excellent. Drinks, food , ambiance and service are all top notch. Treat yourself :-)"
Dined on 2/28/2014
From the coat check to the
bathrooms, and everything in-between, my friend and I had a yummy lunch from the delicious restaurant week menu - miso black cod, sushi platter, a delectable coffee dessert. The noise level was quiet when we were there because it was an odd time of day, but the space is quite large so I imagine a big group could feel comfortable there, and the noise level could rise quite a bit with a full house. Decor was chic modern, and service very attentive and patient at the same time."
Dined on 2/27/2014
It was really a wonderful dining
experience. Beautiful restaurant, good service and good food. The presentation of the food was really fantastic. Thank you!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
This is the third restaurant I've
tried during this year's winter NYC restaurant week. I have to say Morimoto is perfect! Nice place, just beside the chelsea market. Nice ambience, there was beautiful glass walls inside, which divided the room for privacy. The menu for RW has several options. We tired the steak, cod and sashimi. The Kobe beef is so amazing, even if you just try a little bite. The cod is also delicious. I will try the other options next time. Besides the food, the restroom inside is quite fantastic. Though it's common to have high-efficiency flushing systems, heated seats and built-in bidets in Japan, in NY, it is absolutely luxurious. Great experience!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
I went there for lunch during
restaurant week, tried chef's sashimi, and coffee flavored dessert. Very fresh sashimi combination. The dessert was pudding like with coffee flavored syrup, and whipped cream, yummy! The staff was very friendly, and knew the menu well. Ask them about their food, sake, or anything on the menu, if you were not sure about what to choose. P.S. All seats at the sushi bar are fixed, it shouldn't be a problem unless you have really long legs."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Amazing!!! One of the best meals
my friend and I have had in a long time. The staff was so welcoming and our server, Adam, guided us through the menu flawlessly. We can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/23/2014
terrific! well worth it. will go
back and recommend!"
Dined on 2/24/2014
We specially picked Restaurant
Week to try out the Iron Chief Morimoto Restaurant. It was not disappointed. There is choice of Cod, Skirt Steak, Aged Cheese Burger, Sushi Combo and Sashimi Combo. Each come with salad, miso soup, hijiki salad, pickles and choice of dessert. The Skirt Steak & Aged Cheese Burger were cooked to perfectly medium rare and so favorable. The Sashimi were so fresh that melt in your mouth. The miso soup was sever with a very soft silky smooth Tofu, The coffee kuromitsu (flan like top with crispy crumbs & coffee cream) and sudachi pie (Lemon tart with Pistachio gelato) were absolutely amazing. If you are big eater, go with Shirt Steak that sever with rice or Aged Cheese Burger. Sashimi only come 10 pieces no rich."
Dined on 2/21/2014
stunning food, amazing and
imaginative decor! And the bathrooms--well, you'll just have to go to find out!"
Dined on 2/24/2014
The food was superb, the waitress
lovely, efficient, and most patient to explain various items set before us. The only reason I did not give 5 stars for everything was because we were sitting in a small area generally used for private parties. I was unable to see and enjoy the unusual decor of the dining room."
Dined on 2/21/2014
My rule is to never eat at the
same restaurant more than twice. After all, there are too many wonderful places to eat! But Morimoto will force me to break that rule. And I must say, I think the prices are incredibly reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. The Hamichi main is one of the best I've ever had. The Uni was succulent. Well worth the visit!"
Dined on 2/23/2014
We were a group of seven including
non-Americans with good experience from multiple visits to Japan. We all had different appetizers followed by fish, duck, chicken. All very good, enjoyed by all. A little pricey, but you don't mind paying for exceptional value. The server was attentive and explained the various courses very well."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Morimoto is chic with glass and
white décor and colors. the plate presentations are works of art. the food is full of flavor and the saki menu is extensive. Service is top notch. be expected to pay for the experience as the dishes are not large it will take a couple each to fill you up. The tasting menu if your willing to fork out a little extra is well worth it in experience and amount of food."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The first time I went to morimoto
I tried the tasting menu and everything was fabulous. This time we ordered a la carte to taste other dishes from the menu and the experience was not as mind blowing. Outstanding were the oysters foie gras. We ordered a few maki rolls which were very good but nothing to write home about. The ribeye was way too fatty for my palate and the garlic oil poured on top rendered it almost inedible. The banana pudding was a glorified doughnut with chopped bananas and though the chocolate sauce was very good, the desert as a whole was pretty uneventful. Will stick with the tasting menu next time."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Came with my best friends mom who
is not from NY and had a phenomenal experience. The tuna tartare was outstanding, as was the rock shrimp tempura and black cod. The lychee martini was a little too sweet but that's my only tiny negative. Ambiance was a lot of fun and amazingly was still quiet enough at our table to have a normal conversation. Would be back in a heartbeat."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Iron chef, It is ok tough.. the
experience at Morimoto is not better than what I heard before! Maybe because we are here only for NY restaurant week. However I would recommend Morimoto to my friends!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
I had a visit during the
Restaurant Week and asked for $25 prix fixe lunch. I had a chance to have both Sushi combo and Sashimi combo. The amount served is so little. For sushi combo, 5 little sushi pieces and 5 rolls are served. For Sashimi, 10 sashimi pieces are served yet they were too little for me. FYI, I am a male in 20s and eat average amount. And the food tasted just like typical Japanese food, no more no less. Compared to what I had in Japan and Korea, they were below average in taste. But what I liked were the dessert and the atmosphere. The dessert was very new, tasty, and delicate. And the interior was pretty fancy to make it look like a hippy place."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Hands down the best meal I've ever
had, start to finish! The seafood is unmatched, and the service was inpeccable! Definitely returning soon."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Very elegant, excellent dessert
too . . . This restaurant makes me happy that I get to eat and enjoy food."
Dined on 2/21/2014
The ambience of Morimoto was
top-notch, the service was great, and the food was okay. I expected the sushi and sashimi to blow my mind, unfortunately I was sadly disappointed. I did however have a greater appreciation for the sushi and sashimi in California I have come to love so much. Over all Morimoto was still a great place for me and my girlfriend during our first night in New York."
Dined on 2/13/2014
The food is very fresh and unique!
The service is excellent!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
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Some of my biggest musical influences include (not just drummers): Ludwig Van Beethoven, Dream Theater (Mike Portnoy/Mike Mangini), Tool (Danny Carey), Thomas Lang, Zakir Hussein, Hans Zimmer, Jeremy Soule, Blind Guardian, Ellis Paul, Porcupine Tree (Gavin Harrison), and Mark Knopfler… this is by no means a complete list, just a snapshot!
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I eat/breathe/sleep music. From writing and conducting my first A Capella piece in high school to playing in bands that have toured around the world (The Fates, Ben Levin Group), I am a music machine! I value nothing more than finding that passion in others and working together to turn musical fantasies into realities.
From grade school to high school I took rigorous classical piano lessons. In 2006-07 I attended two summer programs at Berklee College of Music where I studied jazz/rock performance, and continued to study jazz piano at Washington University.
At Boston University, I studied classical music composition/theory, and was accepted to for a dual degree in Music Composition, Psychology, but decided to pursue music as a minor in order to allow more time for gigging. Since relocating to Boston, I have performed 250+ shows in various ensembles around the greater Boston area.
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Premise: It's just a job to Ron and Amy Shirley; it's not who they are. But try telling that to the people who unwillingly do ``business'' with the Shirleys, the proprietors of Lizard Lick Towing & Recovery in Wendell, N.C. This series follows all the action as Ron and his right-hand man, recovery agent Bobby Brantley, track down and repossess vehicles and machinery, while Amy deals with the irate property owners at the Lizard Lick headquarters. Yes, the Shirleys do a lot of taking during the week, but they also frequently give back by helping local folks who have fallen on hard times. Each year, for example, the Lizard Lick crew prepares a massive barbecue dinner for the people whose property was repossessed by the company.
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Former chairman of the Cendant Corporation, Walter A. Forbes is best known as the man behind the largest accounting fraud of the 1990s. In October 2006, Forbes was found guilty of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and two counts of making false statements. Following his conviction, Forbes was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison and ordered to pay $3.275 billion in restitution.
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I have been monitoring the iPhone from long before it was even launched, and I gave the world's first international market opportunity analysis for the iPhone three days after it was announced and five months before the first model was sold.
That is so long ago, that AT&T was still known as Cingular at that time. Funny to see that I had the international footprint for the iPhone very accurately forecasted, which is still very close to how Apple sells iPhones in 2010. In the analysis I clearly stated that Apple had to evolve the iPhone, and that a 3G/GSM version had to be offered first, before a CDMA version - exactly as Apple did in 2008. And now we have the CDMA version, which Verizon starts to sell in early February of 2011.
There are some differences on the Verizon iPhone 4. Technically it is a CDMA device, so it is not compatible with GSM networks and the Verizon iPhone users cannot use their iPhone in Europe and most of the rest of the world, for example. While CDMA forms a little over half of all mobile phones used in North America, GSM forms 90 percent of all mobile phones used worldwide, so outside of the USA, about 93 percent of the rest of the world uses GSM (and is only compatible with AT&T's iPhone).
The PR people of Verizon have said that the most accessories of current iPhone 4 owners should work but warned that some cases will not - suggesting that the casing of the CDMA version of the iPhone 4 will have some cosmetic differences - related to the antenna, as Verizon does not want to experience a return of Antennagate with their own launch.
The US market will definitely see a boost in iPhone sales as Verizon is one of the three big mobile networks with AT&T and Sprint. T-Mobile the fourth biggest network is significantly smaller than these three.
There are also many regional networks, so AT&T and Verizon together very roughly speaking account for half of all US mobile customers.
Because AT&T and Verizon are on the two rival standards that most American phones use, it is easy to think that once Verizon releases the iPhone, it would double the sales in the USA.
That won't happen. There will be significant growth yes, and Verizon will gain plenty of disgruntled AT&T iPhone users yes, and some ex-Verizon users will return. But the total US market for the iPhone after Verizon will not be double that what it is today.
Let's take some known metrics to understand. The latest TNS survey of US consumers tells us that the current iPhone owners are the wealthiest segment of smartphone owners in the USA, with an average income of over 100,000 USD.
This means that for the typical existing iPhone owner, there is no financial burden whatsoever to consider a second phone and second account on a rival network. If the US consumer had wanted an iPhone, and earned more than 100,000 dollars annually, they could easily walk into an AT&T store, sign the two year contract and get a new, second phone, no matter what network their other phone was on.
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7 U.S. Code § 5103 - Participation of Federal agencies
Duties of Secretary of Agriculture
In general
The Secretary, with respect to each program or agency under the jurisdiction of the Secretary—
shall prescribe rules requiring each such program or agency to participate in good faith in any State mediation program certified under section
5101 of this title;
cooperate in good faith with requests for information or analysis of information made in the course of mediation under any mediation program certified under section
5101 of this title; and
Nonbinding on Secretary
The Secretary shall not be bound by any determination made in a program described in section
5101 of this title if the Secretary has not agreed to such determination.
Duties of Farm Credit Administration
The Farm Credit Administration shall prescribe rules requiring the institutions of the Farm Credit System—
to cooperate in good faith with requests for information or analysis of information made in the course of mediation under any mediation program described in section
5101 of this title; and
(Pub. L. 100–233, title V, § 503,Jan. 6, 1988, 101 Stat. 1663; Pub. L. 100–399, title V, § 502,Aug. 17, 1988, 102 Stat. 1005; Pub. L. 103–354, title II, § 282(b),Oct. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 3234.)
1994—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(2), in introductory provisions inserted "or agency" after "each program" and struck out "that makes, guarantees, or insures agricultural loans" after "of the Secretary".
Subsec. (a)(1)(A). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(1), (3), inserted "or agency" after "such program", struck out "agricultural loan" after "any State", and inserted "certified under section
5101 of this title" after "mediation program".
Subsec. (a)(1)(B). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(1), (4), struck out ", effective beginning on January 6, 1988," after "shall", and "agricultural loan" after "participate in", and inserted "certified under section
5101 of this title" after "mediation programs".
Subsec. (a)(1)(C)(i). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(1), (5)(A), struck out "agricultural loan" before "mediation program" and substituted "certified under" for "described in".
Subsec. (a)(1)(C)(ii). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(5)(B), inserted "if applicable," before "present".
Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 103–354, § 282(b)(1), struck out "agricultural loan" before "mediation program".
1988—Subsec. (a)(1)(B). Pub. L. 100–399, § 502(a), inserted "effective beginning" before "on".
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Manufacturer: LG Part number: 55LM7600
- More product information:
- Editors' review
- User reviews
- Specifications
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- Bottom Line:
- If you've been holding out for an LED TV with picture quality that mostly lives up to its stunning design and cutting-edge features, the LM7600 series deserves a look.
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price range: $1,299.99
- Reviewed by: David Katzmaier
- Reviewed on: 09/14/2012
The good: The LG LM7600 series has very good overall picture quality, with deep black levels for an LED TV. The semimatte screen worked well in brighter rooms, and the 3D was virtually free of crosstalk. Blessed by a thin, tastefully black bezel, this is one of the most beautiful TV designs of the year. Its clever motion-control remote is used with a highly customizable menu system, and its Smart TV suite offers plenty of content. It ships with six pairs of passive 3D glasses.
The bad: The relatively expensive LM7600 evinced poor screen uniformity, with an obvious hot spot in the upper corner. Color was less accurate than that of many competitors. Its passive 3D showed occasional artifacts and moving lines.
The bottom line: If you've been holding out for an LED TV with picture quality that mostly lives up to its stunning design and cutting-edge features, the LM7600 series deserves a look.
User reviews
Sleek.... impressive.... (speachless)
by reallyme07 on October 18, 2012
Pros: Great features, numerous connections, Great picture quality, Awesome design.
Cons: Slight back-light "blooming" issues. Annoys most "videophiles". Majority of non-tech savvy public won't notice. Average speakers.
Summary: Excellent picture with plenty of settings for adjustments, makes this a very versatile LED-LCD TV. There is a slight "blooming" effect with the back-light that would annoy most videophiles, but ...
Summary: Excellent picture with plenty of settings for adjustments, makes this a very versatile LED-LCD TV. There is a slight "blooming" effect with the back-light that would annoy most videophiles, but this only occurs during black screens or extremely dark scenes in programs. No one I showed the set to noticed this effect unless I literally pointed it out.
The speakers, in my opinion, are no more or less special than your average flat panel speakers. Although there are numerous settings available to tweak, I highly recommend configuring a surround sound/receiver setup or at least a home-theatre-in-a-box, if you're planning on making an investment on a tv of this caliber. It is greatly worth the investment.
The 3D effect is amazing. There is, yet again, a multitude of options to tweak in 3D mode, such as depth, sound, and even left/right eye alignment, which can be very useful. And the 2D to 3D feature makes it even more intriguing, and works far better than my expectations, especially on video games.
The remote is very simple and intuitive. Is you ever messed around with a Nintendo Wii, you've already know how to operate this remote. It is a very simple point and click interface, and even has a built in Infrared Blaster to program to your television provider's equipment very easily.
The tv is Internet connectable with built in WiFi and Ethernet capabilities. Both work flawlessly. There are downloadable games and apps thru LG's marketplace. And preloaded apps (i.e. Netflix, YouTube, Pandora) for your streaming pleasure. There is also 3D content provided via rental thru Disney and LG themselves thru a 3D world section.
The design of the tv is very striking. It has very thin edges (bezel) about the thickness of a fingernail, and the stand is very futuristic looking and is very sturdy despite the way it is designed.
Overall, the is great tv for those looking a new LED tv at a decent price. The store demos do it no justice at all, and it is configurable enough to satisfy anyone's taste. I highly recommend this set to anyone shopping for a new tv.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
LG has changed the game...for the better!
by dexman34 on May 19, 2012
Pros: Awesome picture quality
3D picture quality is also exceptional
6 Free Passive 3D glasses included
TV is super thinCons: Have found one quite yet
Summary: I was looking to purchase a TV and I always preferred Samsung TV's. However I saw all the positive reviews for this LG 55LM7600 and decided to give it ...
Summary: I was looking to purchase a TV and I always preferred Samsung TV's. However I saw all the positive reviews for this LG 55LM7600 and decided to give it a try. My family and I were blown away by the picture quality. We recently had a party at the house and when I say absolutely everyone loved our TV that is not an exaggeration.
1 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Amazing tv
by LastChance1212 on December 19, 2013
Pros: Amazing tv
Cons: Amazing tv
Summary: Amazing tv
Summary: Amazing tv
Full featured. Great Picture. Best 3D Smart TV!
by DaveGarner on March 2, 2013
Pros: Magic-want remote, great for applications
LG TV Remote app for your phones
Easily customized with Picture Wizard 2 feature
Dual Play for video games is great
Extremely easy setup
Tons of features
Sleek metal design
Comes with 6 pairs of 3d glasses.Cons: Magic-wand remote not great for every mode on the TV ( get the LG TV Remote app for your phone)
Didn't come with Dual Play glasses. Had to make my own, easily done with 2 of the 6 pairs they provide with the TV.Summary: I love this TV and i honestly tink it deserves a better score from CNET. I compared it to about 15-20 others in retail stores around me. It by far ...
Summary: I love this TV and i honestly tink it deserves a better score from CNET. I compared it to about 15-20 others in retail stores around me. It by far has one of the best pictures I've seen and more features than other higher priced Smart TVs. I got the TV as a floor model at Sears for $799 and at that price I couldn't turn it down. This is my first LG appliance and I love it. I had a gripe with the magic-wand remote not being as user friendly as i expected but LG has a free application for the iPhone (and most likely Android) called LG TV Remote, and its amazing, it even has a game pad for playing the games that you can download to the tv. This app is a must have in my opinion and is the reason I gave the TV 5 stars instead of 4. The picture quality is great, in my home I have an area that is recessed where I put my TV, its dark, doesn't catch any glare and the colors look amazing, if you can calibrate your TV the blacks look great as well. Overall a great TV with high-end features and a mid range price. The TV is fun to use and doesnt have any performance flaws that I see from my home setting.
Keep Away. Life is not good if you buy this display.
by joamondev on September 27, 2012
Pros: Good Passive 3D & great Apps. Colors are good.
Cons: Huge Back light Bleeding Problem. Poor Black Levels. 90% of panels have faults. Cheap 3D glasses.
Summary: Keep away from this product. Life is extremely bad if you buy this display. I have replaced this panel & now I am claiming refund due to huge Back light ...
Summary: Keep away from this product. Life is extremely bad if you buy this display. I have replaced this panel & now I am claiming refund due to huge Back light Bleeding problems in both the display. The manufacturing & quality checks in Lg is very bad.
by tarantula1947 on January 5, 2013
Pros: No more lousey shutter glasses that cause headaches upset stomach and seizures
Cons: Price never on sale
Summary: Way beyond antiquated shutter TV's . Never buy a vizio as cnet states ... they break down in 3-6 months - theyre trash . passive is like Disney - universal studios and ...
Summary: Way beyond antiquated shutter TV's . Never buy a vizio as cnet states ... they break down in 3-6 months - theyre trash . passive is like Disney - universal studios and all movie theaters ... 2d-3d conversion is fantastic addon . Will take sanyo and sony years to catch up
0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: LG
- Part number: 55LM7600
- Description: LG cinema 3D LG Smart TV LED plus with local dimming TruMotion 240Hz
- TV type LED-LCD
- Screen size 55 in
- 3D Passive Cinema 3D with Dual Play
- 3D glasses & accessories 3D glasses (6pcs) included
- Connectivity Wi-Fi
- Smart TV Yes
- Skype details Skype ready,
Web camera sold separately - TV features Cinema Design with 5mm bezel,
DLNA Certified,
Windows 7 certified,
Triple XD Engine,
Picture Wizard II,
2D to 3D conversion,
Intelligent Sensor,
Progressive scan,
SimpLink (HDMI CEC),
Web browser Video
- Technology LED-LCD
- Backlight technology LED Backlight technology
- Backlight type (LED) LED Plus w/ Local Dimming
- Native resolution 1920 x 1080
- Resolution 1080p
- Dynamic contrast ratio 9000000:1
- Refresh rate 240 Hz
- Motion Enhancement Technology TruMotion 240Hz
- Progressive Scan Progressive scanning (line doubling)
- Widescreen Widescreen
- Widescreen modes Cinema Zoom,
Conventional 4:3,
Just Scan,
Set by Program - HDCP compatible Yes
- Supported DTV resolutions 720p,
1080i TV Tuner
- TV tuner presence Yes
- HDTV Tuner Yes
- Tuner qty 1x analog/digital combo
- Digital TV tuner ATSC,
QAM - Analog TV tuner NTSC
- Secondary audio program (SAP) Yes
- Speaker(s) 2 x Main channel speaker - Built-in - 10 Watt
- Analog video input signals NTSC
- Surround mode Yes
- Sound effects Virtual Surround Mode,
3D Sound - Built-in decoders Dolby Digital
- Total output power 20 Watt
- Audio controls Sound mode
- HDMI ports qty 4
- PC interface VGA (HD-15)
- Input/Output connections 1 x VGA input (15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15)) - Rear,
4 x HDMI input (19 pin HDMI Type A) - Side,
1 x Composite video/audio input (RCA phono x 3) - Rear,
1 x Audio line-in (Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm) - Rear,
1 x Digital audio output (optical) (TOSLINK) - Rear,
3 x USB 2.0 (4 pin USB Type A) - Side,
1 x Component video input (RCA phono x 3) - Rear,
1 x Network (RJ-45) - Rear,
1 x Audio line-in (RCA phono x 2) - Rear - Video interface HDMI,
Composite Convenience
- Closed captioning Yes
- Menu language Korean,
Spanish Remote Control
- Type 3-mode Magic Motion remote
Built-in components
- Component type None
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & support 1 year warranty
- Service & support details Limited warranty - Parts and labor - 1 year
Stands & Mounts
- Stand included Included
- Stand design Tabletop
- Stand features Swivel
- Flat panel mount interface 400 x 400 mm
- Power device Power supply - Internal
- Power device nominal voltage AC 120/230 V
- Power consumption stand by / sleep 0.1 Watt
Dimensions & Weight
- Dimensions (WxDxH) 48.4 in x 13 in x 31.3 in - With stand
- Weight 55.1 lbs
Dimensions & Weight (Shipping)
- Width 61.4 in
- Depth 7.9 in
- Height 34.6 in
- Weight 67.5 lbs
- ENERGY STAR Qualified Yes
- Greenpeace policy rating (Nov 2011) 2.8
- Greenpeace policy rating (Nov 2012) 3.5
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse LG products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:LG
- Address:
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The barest of definitions include an item that moves from geocache to geocache. This item can be a fuzzy animal, a die-cast car, or a coin. Really the possibilites of what a hitch hiker can be is endless.
As a main stream geocacher, by far the most likely hitch hiker one will encounter will be the Groundspeak-branded Travel Bugs trackable on geocaching.com. However, there are other flavors from other sites and types which may include geocoins.
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BOULDER, Colo. – USA Rugby is thrilled to announce the details for the 2011 Sevens Coaching Course in Las Vegas. This remarkably valuable course will be held at the MGM Grand on February 10 and 11, 2011 in conjunction with the USA Sevens Tournament in Las Vegas. With the recent inclusion of rugby sevens in the 2011 Pan-American Games and the 2016 and 2020 Olympics, the demand for qualified coaches with sevens-specific knowledge is rapidly increasing and this is USA Rugby's way of enriching a new generation of coaches with sevens-specific knowledge. The USA Men's Sevens Team Head Coach, Al Caravelli will be attending the sevens course for a Q&A session and had this to say: "As the global game of rugby sevens continues to explode here in the US we are not keeping pace, but taking the lead with youth programs, high school rugby... What we need to make sure of is that we lead with coaching. The coaching course that will be held in Las Vegas is a 'can't miss' opportunity if you want to further your coaching of rugby sevens." In addition to an excellent course facilitated by licensed IRB trainers, course participants will be treated to a plethora of experiential learning opportunities. Attendees will have an on-site visit to a USA training session, a Q&A session with USA Men's Sevens team Head Coach, Al Caravelli, and CEO and President of Rugby Operations at USA Rugby, Nigel Melville. COURSE DETAILS: Registration opens on December 10, 2010 and closes on February 2, 2011. When: February 10-11, 2011, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Where: MGM Grand Hotel and Casino |


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Have you HEARD? Selena Gomez is performing at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, April 14! Not only will this mark Sel's first musical performance in honor of the Golden Popcorn, it'll also be the first televised performance of her new forthcoming single, "Come & Get It," the debut track from Miss Gomez's new album, set to be released this summer. After so many months of following Selena (the actress) making the press rounds for Spring Breakers, seeing her get back into the role of Selena (the singer) is guaranteed to be a really fun change of pace. Even if it might get a little confusing. Sel has said several times that she has a kind of split style personality, opting for one kind of look when she does film and a different look when she does music. So then what happens when she performs music at an awards show for FILMS?!?? We'll see for ourselves come April 14, but until then, we're speculating based on some trends we've noticed from her history of performance ensembles.
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(NBC News) - New research shows how much the great recession changed the way many Americans now view their retirement.
"Thirty seven percent this year said they don't plan on retiring. They think they're going to have to work until they either die or they're too sick to retire," said Laurie Nordquist of Wells Fargo Retirement and Trusts.
It's also led many to take a more realistic look at their current financial picture.
"We've seen more Americans setting a financial resolution now than at any point over the last five years, but there's definitely a difference by generation and by age group," said Ken Hevert of Fidelity Investments.
Hevert says their data indicates that younger generations may have learned from watching what their elders went through when the stock market plunged and home values took a dive.
"Younger individuals are definitely stepping up and starting to take a good look at how important it is to have control over their personal finances," he said.
They're doing so with unprecedented access to real time information and financial education, using technology that puts financial literacy at their fingertips.
Financial companies are beginning to take note and are moving into social media to try to establish dialogue with younger savers.
They're also adding apps and even designing new offices to attract the mobile generation who seem more determined than ever to make financial resolutions, and keep them.
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My friend Ruben, who debates everything on the planet, said as far as he's concerned, we all have "equal rights" to marry anyone we want of the opposite sex. Problem solved. Ruben has three beautiful daughters. I asked 'equal rights Ruben' how many of his daughters he wanted to marry gay men? Guess what? Ruben doesn't want any of his girls marrying gay guys. Apparently he would prefer if someone else's daughters married them. There's a surprise.
Sen. Rob Portman, loyal Republican from Ohio, came out in favor of marriage equality after learning his son Will was gay. This news sent shock waves among social conservatives. Chairman of the anti-gay Family Research Institute, Paul Cameron, an American psychologist and sex researcher called for Sen. Portman to "urge" his gay son "to marry a woman." There's some advice.
Al-Qaeda has a new video on the Internet about "gay marriage." Apparently, they're against it. No word yet on where they stand on "light bulbs."
John Paulk, ex-gay poster boy made news. Ex-gay John and his ex-lesbian wife Anne, while working for Focus on the Family penned a book titled "Love Won Out: How God's Love Helped Two People Leave Homosexuality and Find Each Other." They actively promoted the false idea that "gay rights" were "special rights." Hundreds of fearful Christian parents learned among other thing at their "Love Won Out Conferences" that the reason their child was gay was probably their fault or maybe because their child has been molested by a family member or friend. Ex-gay John is now ex-ex-gay John. He apologized for the pain he caused preaching that gays should/could become straight through prayer and counseling.
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