| Model No |
20LF460A |
II-24IA801 |
| TV Type |
LED TV |
LED TV |
| Screen Size |
22 Inch (54.70 cm) |
24 Inch (59.80 cm) |
| Resolution |
1366 x 768 |
1280 x 720 |
| Aspect Ratio |
16:9 |
16:9 |
| Motion Rate |
NA |
60 Hz |
| Viewing Angle |
178° |
H:178/V:178 |
| USB |
| USB Version |
: 2.0 |
| Supported Audio Formats |
: MP3, AAC, WMA, PCM |
| Supported Video Formats |
: MKV, DivX, MP4, AVI, ASF, MOV, FLV, DAT, VOB |
| Supported Picture Formats |
: JPG |
|
| USB Version |
: 2.0 & 3.0 |
| Supported Audio Formats |
: mp3, wav, mp4, wma |
| Supported Video Formats |
: mp4, avi, mkv, asf, wmv, 3gp, mov, webm |
| Supported Picture Formats |
: jpg |
|
| Video |
| Dynamic Color Enhancer |
: Yes |
| Dynamic Clear White |
: Yes |
| Picture Mode |
: 5 modes (Vivid, Standard, Cinema, Cricket, Game) |
| Active Noise Reduction |
: Yes |
| BackLight Module |
: Slim LED |
|
| Contrast Ratio (typical) |
: 4500:1 |
| Brightness(typical) |
: 250 |
| Backlight |
: DLED |
| Panel/open cell supplier |
: Innolux |
| Panel Type |
: WXGA HD |
| Display Colour |
: 8 Million |
|
| Audio |
| Dolby Digital Decoder |
: Yes |
| Speaker System |
: 2 Ch. Speaker system |
| Audio Output (RMS) |
: 10 watts |
| Sound Mode |
: 5 Modes (Standard, Music, Cinema, Cricket, Game) |
| BollyWood Mode |
: Yes |
| Sound Optimizer |
: 3 modes (Off, Stand Type,Wall-mounted Type) |
| Audio Codec |
: AC3(Dolby Digital), AAC, Mpeg, MP3, PCM |
|
| Output power (RMS) |
: 2 x 3 Watts |
|
| Connectivity Options |
| USB |
: 1 (Side) |
| HDMI |
: 1 (Rear) |
| Headphone Out |
: 1 (RCA Analog audio out) |
| Composite In (CVBS + Audio) |
: 1 (Composite/Component Common) |
| Component In (Y,Pb,Pr + Audio) |
: 1 (Composite/Component Common) |
| RF In |
: 1 (Rear) |
|
| USB |
: 1 |
| HDMI-in |
: 1 |
| Component |
: 1 |
| Composite Video In |
: 1 |
| Headphone Out |
: 1 |
| VGA |
: 1 |
| RF In(Antenna/cable) |
: 1 |
|
| Other Features |
| Motion Eco Sensor |
: Yes |
| Input Labeling |
: Yes |
| OSD Languages |
: Total 17, Indian : 5 (Hindi, Marathi , Bengali , Tamil , Telugu) Subject to updation regularly |
| Subtitle for DivX (Language) |
: 10 Language (English, French, Vietnamese, Russian, Thai, Hebrew, Arab, Korean, Persian, Kudur) |
| Built-in Games |
: Yes |
| PMI (Picture Mastering Index) |
: 300 |
| Analog TV Reception |
: Yes |
| Local Key Type |
: Jogstick |
|
| OSD Language |
: English |
| A+ grade bright panel |
: Yes |
| Smart Low-reflection UV2A technology |
: Yes |
| 8 Bits color technology |
: Yes |
|
| General Details |
| Power Supply |
: 100 - 240Vac 50-60Hz |
| Power Consumption (Stand-by) |
: 0.3 watts |
| Set Weight (without stand) |
: 2.3 Kg |
| Set Weight (with stand) |
: 2.5 Kg |
| Set Weight (in Carton) |
: 6 Kg |
|
| Net Weight(With Stand) |
: 3.6 Kg |
| Gross Weight With Carton |
: 5 Kg |
| Front Bezel Width(Top,Left,Right,Bottom) |
: 19 mm |
|
| Supplied Accessories |
| Conventional Remote |
: Yes |
|
| Remote Handset |
: Yes |
| Battery Cell |
: Yes |
| User's Guide Book |
: Yes |
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Key Differences
If you're comparing LG 20LF460A and Infocus II-24IA801, both models come with modern features and are designed to deliver a solid viewing experience across different use cases. Both TVs come with smart platforms that support popular streaming apps and voice control features. Both TVs offer adequate brightness levels suitable for most indoor lighting conditions. There is a difference in screen size (22 Inch (54.70 cm) vs 24 Inch (59.80 cm)), and a larger screen generally provides a more immersive viewing experience. Both TVs provide standard built-in audio performance suitable for regular usage, though external speakers can enhance the experience. From a practical standpoint, both options provide a reliable viewing experience for most users. LG 20LF460A and Infocus II-24IA801 offer different motion rates (NA vs 60 Hz), which can impact smoothness during fast-moving scenes like sports and gaming. LG 20LF460A and Infocus II-24IA801 differ in resolution (1366 x 768 vs 1280 x 720), which can affect overall clarity and sharpness of the display. Verdict: Both models offer good value, and the better option depends on your specific requirements and viewing preferences.
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