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Phillips 42PF5521D/10

Advantages: Picture and sound Quality, Connectivity, Looks
Disadvantages: Weight, plastic stand , remote control

Well after weeks of researching for a new tv, the worry of wether or not LCD or Plasma was a better choice. I decided to ask the advice of my friend whom is a tv engineer. he Told me to go for the plasma although there is nothing wrong with LCD he told me the bigger screens are better with Plasma. He told me for a good value for money TV which has lots of great features and superb picture and sound quality to go for this Phillips model. I cannot ...
...a fantastic choice. The picture is breathtaking compared to my mums 42 phillips with ambilight and pixel plus2 technology. and unlike some plsma/lcd tv's the sound is great. most of these tv's have a very tinny sound. A very good buy for those on a budget. Tv man did say that for a superior tv Panasonic is the way to go. But hey with £700 of a difference to get the same kind of stuff ill buy cheap ...

gd2000 10.06.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Philips 42PF5521D

Like going to the cinema every night!

Advantages: Superb picture
Disadvantages: Can seem big at first.

We had a very unlucky week where the washing machine and tumble dryer broke and the TV blew up. Unsurprisingly it was the TV breaking that made my husband panic and before i knew it, we were at the shops looking at new televisions. I soon realised that my husband saw it as a chance to get the monster of televisions-the 50 incher. When we were looking in the shop, the Phillips 50 PFP 5532 D 12 looked big, but in a huge store it didnt seem massive. ...
...to grow into a huge monster. Suddenly, our lounge looked tiny. I started to wonder why i had bothered putting out decorative vases, clocks and flowers when all you saw when you walked into the room was the TV. It bothered me a lot the first few days- i found myself wondering if they sold wooden TV cabinets that large or if it would blend in more if mounted to the wall. Strangely though, by the time a week had passed, it really did start to blend ...

BecksterMas 07.07.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Philips 50PFP5532D

Philips 37PF9946

Advantages: Good Picture Quality, Wall Mount Kit Included, Good Design
Disadvantages: Not HD ready

I purchased a 37" Philips plasma TV after looking for a wall mountable TV that wouldn't dwarf my living room but also wouldn't look too small. In the end my decision was made after getting a good deal at my local Co-op which enabled me to get a price match plus an extra 10% any high street price. The TV was advertised for £2300 in Comet and I took the brochure to the Co-op who incidentally had the same TV advertised for £2800. After the price match ...
...asked if I wanted a Philips DVD recorder for £69 which retailed at £269, I jumped at the chance. To make the deal even sweeter they also did 2 years interest free credit which I gladly accepted and left my cash in the bank making interest. The TV itself is impressively large without being ridiculous, it also came with a wall mount bracket which was a bonus, as the Sony model I'd looked at required an optional £400 bracket. The TV was delivered ...

bermudaviper 03.10.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Philips 37 PF9946

Philips 42" Plasma Model: 42PF7520D/10

Advantages: Good choice of connections, great sound and picture
Disadvantages: Niggly scart and coax sockets

...you would expect with a Philips TV you get all the features and more. There's 2 scart sockets and a DVI-I connection. I have had my laptop connected on this and the quality is amazing. Tip for you on this, buy a long lead of at least 2 metres! You are bound to need it unless you fancy squatting in front of the TV. The stereo speakers on either side of the unit are almost invisible and yet push out the volume very nicely. There's a lack of bass there ...
...my book. I have a 2.1 DVD player and a Sky box attached although I tend to use the inbuilt Freeview much more. I bet that if you hooked up a decent surround sound to this TV you would have a great cinema experience. It is, of course, fully HD compatible and has 6 different screen formats. Mine spends most of its time in Widescreen, but its a great picture in Move Expand 16:9. The silver remote control compliments the image very nicely. Everything ...

LammyBloke 17.09.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Philips Philips 42PF7520D/10

£720 for 42"? Thats £17.14 per inch!

Advantages: jaw dropping picture & colour depth, mind blowing sound, lots of plugs and sockets, reasonably priced
Disadvantages: no headphones socket

...televsion I jumped at the Philips 42 PF 5421 despite the £720 pricetag as the first time I clapped eyes on it the price was an eye watering £1500. Oh how prices have fallen, I'm glad I waited. The Philips 42 PF 5421 has a 42" HD ready widescreen plasma display and comes as a complete unit, so far as it doesn't have a stand as such, but sits on a support strut. This is good for me as I have a DVD cabinet that the television slots onto very nicely ...
...Mt mate has just bought a 72" widescreen and in comparison to the Philips 42 PF 5421 it is the poor relative. Size might be important to some, but now I have the quality I'll be sticking with it. You can't go wrong with this baby, its the bees knees. ...

ausername 12.05.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Philips 42 PF 5421