Click for best price Remanufactured Philips 17PF8946 17-Inch LCD Flat-Panel HD-Ready TV
Price : $299.99
Features :
  1. 17-inch HD-ready flat-panel LCD television with 1,280 x 768 resolution; measures 20.4 x 11.9 x 3.1 inches (W x H x D)
  2. 3D digital comb filter helps eliminate dot crawl and color bleed; 25 ms response time handles fast-moving action
  3. Progressive-scan screen for more filmlike images; Dynamic Contrast for deep blacks and pure whites; 400:1 contrast ratio
  4. 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio; component, composite, and S-video inputs; VGA connector for use as PC monitor
  5. Remanufactured to like-new condition; 1-year warranty on parts (90 days on labor)

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Editorial Review :

Elegant design with enhanced picture and sound. An LCD TV that not only enhances the décor of your home with its european styling and slim design, but also provides a great audio visual experience with features like Crystal Clear III, Active Control,Virtual Dolby Surround and unique flat speakers.

Customer Review :

A Pretty Good LCD TV, Though Tricky Setting it for Progressive Scan DVD Playing

I purchased this model through the Philips Outlet online site as a "factory renewed" item. I generally like the TV, even though using it to view progressive scan DVDs was not as easy as I had hoped.

One of the main reasons I got this Philips HDTV-ready LCD TV was for watching progressive scan DVDs from my Philips DVD player. Turns out you cannot just hook up the component/RGB connections and put your DVD player into progressive scan mode.

I had to call Philips (and was able to get through without hassle) and was told the only way to view DVDs in progressive scan mode on this TV is by hooking up to the TV through the VGA connection. After searching on the Internet I found a great outfit (AVD Gear) that had the component/RGB-to-VGA cable I needed. (Radio Shack did not have the cable and said the only way it would work was with a $100 conversion device.)

When making the video connection using this method, you also need a special hookup for audio. I had to get a RCA audio (red/white) to mini jack cable too. (Again, thanks to AVD Gear.)

Now, with all the correct special cables, the progressive scan DVD playback is amazing on this TV.

I just wish Philips has been more clear in their product specifications and user manual out the need for this special hookup. I don't know why they make it so difficult. One would think that one of the main reasons someone would want a HDTV ready TV would be for progressive scan DVD playback.

I have not bothered to order HDTV through my cable company yet because I don't watch that much TV, and would want a larger primary TV first, but this unit that I use in a bedroom works very nice with DVDs now that everything it set correctly. Regular TV viewing is just okay.

The user guide is also lacking on details about all the different picture modes (widescreen, fullscreen, 4.3, 16.9, zoom, super zoom) but if you play around with it, you can find a picture that suites you for whatever particular viewing you are watching. The remote is sort of lacking also. It only works with the TV. The remote that came with my other Philips TV allows me limited control of the DVD player and VCR also.

I would recommend the unit (and the Outlet purchase option I used), but just be ready to order your special cables! Once you do get it working with progressive scan DVDs, the picture is pretty amazing.

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Click for best price Philips 23PF5320 23-Inch Flat Panel Widescreen LCD TV
Price : $799.99
Features :
  1. 23-inch LCD TV; measures 24.2 x 18.6 x 9.2 inches (WxHxD) with base
  2. 1366 x 768-pixel resolution, 16 ms response time, 500 cd/m2 brightness rating, and 450:1 contrast ratio
  3. 3D comb filter eliminates cross-color, cross-luminance and dot-crawl distortion
  4. Inputs: 1 composite, 1 S-Video, 2 component, 1 DVI, 1 VGA, 1 RF
  5. Two stereo speakers, 5 watts apiece (10 watts total)

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Customer Review :

Great LCD monitor, good TV

I have owned this machine for more than 1 year. I use this machine as both extended monitor of my laptop and TV. As a computer monitor, the picture is crystal, especially when I watch the photos taken with my Nikon D40 on it. The pictures are well reproduced with the original color, very sharp and saturated comparing with LCD monitor of my laptop and other CRT monitor. The reason I give it 4 star is that it's not a good TV, compared with my 14" DAEWOO CRT TV. I think this is due to the low contrast of this machine. However, for about $300, it's a great deal!

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Not a Horrible TV

I have had this TV for 2 years and find that it was not a horrible purchase. The picture is excellent when playing DVDs, but somewhat grainy with regular cable (a problem with other TVs as well). The remote is tiny and it is next to impossible to see the buttons in low light (so buy a new remote. . .). The channel images on the screen are also too small and the time delay when switching channels requires patience. The worse part of the equation is the volume. As others have said, the volume on setting "1" is too loud. Guess it is good for the price, but I wouldn't buy again.

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No Digital Tuner! No HDMI, but also not a lot of $$$, either.

I received this item as a shelf pull from a Big Box store, and immediately noticed the large sticker on the base telling me that it's only got an analog tuner so it won't be able to get an over air signal after Feb of whenever, so if you're looking for a digital tuner, look elsewhere.
Anyway, I agree with the others on the volume issue, it's rather loud at the 1 setting on the volume, especially when I'm trying to go to sleep, but it's not a deal breaker, and is easily adjusted by using the volume control on your input devices (you might be surprised to know that many cable boxes and DVD players have their own volume controls)
The picture is great, and it makes a more than appropriate bedroom TV, if you can tweak the volume controls a little.

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Good TV!

I bought this TV, sight unseen, with little research into LCD TVs or even into the HDTV technology.

I love my little TV. It has a great picture quality and the sound is incredible!

The remote is easy to use, and the weight of the TV itself is amazing. I can set this on a bookcase and not have to invest in a piece of furniture just for the TV. It's definitely a product I would recommend.

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Thank Goodness I purchased Extra Warranty Protection!!!

Purchased a REFURB through ebay slightly over 1 year ago (Jan 2008) and decided to purchase an additional warranty(square trade). I paid about $350 + shipping for the TV and was very pleased until December 2008 when I went to turn it on one day and NOTHING! I have no idea what the problem was & cannot imagine what led to it~ The TV was wall mounted (by contractor), NOT hooked up to cable,as I used a simple antenna, and I did have a DVD player connected to the TV. Filed a claim with warranty provider & the TV was repaired & sent back to me. I tried 3 different times to call and find out what the problem had been but was never able to get an answer. Seems to be working fine but I'm keeping my fingers crossed since the warranty has expired!!

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Click for best price Magnavox 32" 720p LCD HDTV - 32MF338B
Price : $449.99
Features :
  1. Rich Colors and Sharp Images NTSC/ATSC Built-In
  2. LCD Flat Panel Television with LCD Technology
  3. Displays Resolutions up to 1080i
  4. High Definition with Built-In HDTV/ATSC Tuner
  5. Video Features: 3D Y/C Comb Filter for a Distortion-Free Picture
  6. Audio Features: Dolby Digital Surround Sound
  7. Great Value For a Great Picture
  8. Inputs: 2 HDMI/HDCP Video
  9. Outputs: Digital Audio (PCM/Dolby Digital)
  10. 16:9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio
  11. Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
  12. 8ms Response Time
  13. 2 Speakers Bottom Fixed Speakers
  14. Operational Features: ATSC/QAM Tuners for HDTV Broadcasts
  15. Operational Modes: 300 CD/M2 Brightness
  16. Viewing Angles: 170x170
  17. TV Mount Features: Can Be Wall Mounted
  18. Accessories Included: Remote Control, 2 AAA Batteries
  19. 1 Year Limited Warranty, 90 Day Warranty on Labor
  20. 22.9 x 31.12 x 9.93 34.8 lbs.

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Editorial Review :

Technical Details Rich Colors and Sharp Images NTSC/ATSC Built-In LCD Flat Panel Television with LCD Technology Displays Resolutions up to 1080i High Definition with Built-In HDTV/ATSC Tuner Video Features: 3D Y/C Comb Filter for a Distortion-Free Picture Audio Features: Dolby Digital Surround Sound Great Value For a Great Picture Inputs: 2 HDMI/HDCP Video Outputs: Digital Audio (PCM/Dolby Digital) 16:9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio Contrast Ratio: 3000:1 8ms Response Time 2 Speakers Bottom Fixed Speakers Operational Features: ATSC/QAM Tuners for HDTV Broadcasts Operational Modes: 300 CD/M2 Brightness Viewing Angles: 170x170 TV Mount Features: Can Be Wall Mounted Accessories Included: Remote Control, 2 AAA Batteries 1 Year Limited Warranty, 90 Day Warranty on Labor 22.9 x 31.12 x 9.93 34.8 lbs. Product Description Model Brand MAGNAVOX Model 32MF338B Display Screen Size 32" Recommended Resolution 1366 x 768 Aspect Ratio 16:9 Viewing Angle 170?(H) / 170?(V) Brightness 500 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio 1200:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio 6000:1 Response Time 8ms Connectivity Input Video Compatibility NTSC/ATSC/QAM 480i/480p/720p PC Input: Analog RGB HDTV Capability HDTV Tuner Inside Connectors AV 1: Audio L/R in, YPbPr AV 2: Audio L/R in, YPbPr AV 3: Audio L/R in, CVBS in, S-Video in Front / Side connections: S-video in, CVBS in, Audio L/R in PC: 3.5 mm PC audio input x1, VGA-in D-Sub 15HD Other connections: HDMI in 2x HD in: Audio L/R in Audio Output - Digital: Coaxial (cinch) HDMI 2 Power Power Supply Mains power: 90-110V, 50-60Hz Power Consumption 150? W Convenience Regulatory Approvals Energy Star Built in Speakers 2 x 10W Features Picture enhancement: Progressive Scan, 3/2 - 2/2 motion pull down Sound System: Mono, Stereo, SAP, Dolby Digital (AC-3) Ease of Installation: Autostore, Fine Tuning, PLL Digital Tuning, Plug & Play Convenience Enhancements: Sleep Timer Ease of Use: Auto Volume Leveller (AVL), On Screen Display Screen Format Adjustments: Widescreen,...

Customer Review :

Seven Months and It's Dead

I definitely wanted a Sony or Samsung but my wife bought me this set at less than $500.00. It really looked great but after only seven months of viewing, I heard a loud POP! The set is fried and has to be replaced. We bought it at Target, a place I will never buy electronics again. (GPS UNIT Didn't work). Spend the extra money and get a better TV. This is pure crap.

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Worked Well For Awhile..

I bought this tv 5 months ago. I was slightly disappointed in the picture quality. It looks good, but not GREAT. Other than that, it was working fine until this week when it refused to stay on. I called Magnavox directly and they are going to send me a replacement. Kind of a pain.

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Big Picture, Small Price.

I have had my TV now for four Months and am very pleased with it's performance. I FINALLY was able to see first hand what "High Definition" looks like as I just bought my first Blu Ray DVD for my new Blu Ray Player. All I can say is "WOW!" The colors are amazing... the blacks are black and this TV has excellent detail and contrast. I am sure there are better HDTV's out there, but for the price I paid I am VERY pleased with the picture as well as the clarity of the slightly underpowered speakers. Watching Journey To The Center Of The Earth in 3-D was quite a treat and I will watch it over and over thanks to this quality TV. Thanks Magnavox!!

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A good TV with very sharp pictures

I bought this set because I needed a set which can deliver sharp and crystal clear pictures with vivid colors. This product out performs most sets in its price range and class. It has convenient connection panels both in the back and on the left side. It seems to me that the quality of this model is fairly consistant(the picture quality is the same as the ones I saw in stores). Comparing picture qualities with Sanyo and Zivio next to each other, this set is the winner.

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I was surprised at the picture quality

I purchased this TV as a referb unit and was expecting nothing more than a pretty marginal picture. When I connected it to my Cable box, I was really surprised at how good the picture looked. The sound is about average, but could be slightly louder for some stations. I end up having to turn the TV all the way to MAX volume and still the sound is low.

I have found two issues that cause this TV to loose stars. The first issue is that the TV will not do an HDMI re-sync with my cable box when I turn the TV on. Therefore, I have to unplug and re-plug the HDMI cable every time I turn the TV on. I know that this an issue with the TV and not the cable box as other TVs I have tried with this same cable box do not have this issue.

The second issue is pretty minor, but still is a bother. The only audio output jack is a digital coax out, not a pair of RCA jacks for left and right. Therefore, I cannot connect the TV to my amplifier/speakers - which is only a problem because of the low sound

Overall, I would definitely recommend the TV based on the picture, so I gave the TV 3 stars. I have had the TV for 3 weeks now. I will update this review after I have had the TV for a longer time.

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Click for best price Philips 30PF9946 30-Inch WideScreen HDTV-Ready LCD Flat-Panel TV
Price : $3,299.99
Features :
  1. 30-inch widescreen HD-ready LCD television with stereo speakers and 1,280 x 768 native pixel resolution
  2. Active Control Plus adjusts picture settings at over 60 times per second for all inputs, even adjusting for changes in ambient viewing light
  3. Digital Crystal Clear technology and antireflective coating ensure high (400:1) contrast, high (450 cd/m3) brightness
  4. Virtual Dolby simulates surround sound from any 2 speakers; offers FM radio tuning
  5. Includes wall mount and table stand

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Customer Review :

Nothing but problems

I would never buy another Philips LCD again. The HD blacks out occaisionally. You can't upgrade the mounting hardware, you can't use a normal component cable, when you use the HDMI, the audio has to be sent with the cable(the turn off all other audio connections). So if you use a provider like comcast that doesn't send audio over DVI, you can't hear anything. This LCD has been a nightmare. for $1500

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Dont get in to this units

I did get a TV from this seller and the TV was Scratched in many areas. Please Pay Attention

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Great deal while it lasted!

I ordered and received the model off the Philips outlet store $999 - $200 discount which I consider a very good deal. The set arrived quickly and in good condition.

None of the accessories other than a stand were included (ac cord, remote control, cables and wall mount) with the original shipment. A call to Phillips customer support got a quick response that they will send the items as the become available. The ac cord arrived in two days with a packing slip stating stand and remote are back-ordered. The wall mount is not available, but I would want a tilting one if I were to wall mount.

The stand they shipped originally was for a much bigger tv.

If Philips comes thru with their promise I will remain happy.

I will echo the statements by other customers. This is not the ideal hdtv (picture, connections, etc.) but an excellent set for $800.



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Not so Good, Not so Bad

I bought this TV in philips outlet for 750$. Used it for less than month now.

Pros
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1. Cheap, inexpensive, TV for bedrooms or kitchen.
2. Picture quality seemed ok with HD , so far.
3. Look and Feel of the TV is good.

Cons
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1. Only one HD-Analog connection (Component to VGA)
* Beware of this, though the TV has component input, its not HD Capable unlike all other TVs. Philips gave a special Component to VGA cord, which can be used for regular dvd player progressive scan(480p).
2. Only one HD-Digital connection (HDMI)
3. Though the TV says 16:9, I can only see 15:9 in wide screen format.
4. Black levels are not as dark, it may be scenario with all LCD TVs. Plasmas has dark black levels.
5. Poor and long waiting on customer service. I think philips should consider outsourcing customer service, instead of torturing customers with long waits.
6. Very badly packaged, so open the package cautiously.
7. Wall mountable is included, but it is not tiltable.
8. Very very annoyingly poorly written manual, dont expect anything from it.


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Total Garbage!

I rated this at 1 star because there was no zero option. The manual is ridiculous, the supplied cables were defective and their customer service line is absolute torture to get through.You have to sit directly in front of the set to view a decent picture. I had numerous problems with the set not starting properly and finally...when the set was just out of warranty, a circuit board attached to the LCD screen blew. Guess what, the board is not available as a separate item. Philip's wants to charge $4500.00 for the part alone! I paid $1800.00 for this piece of junk. I look at this as tuition for the education I received dealing with this substandard company. Do yourself a favor, buy a SONY. I did and now I'm happy.

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Click for best price Philips 47PFL5603D/27 47-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
Price : $1,499.99 $1,197.65
Features :
  1. 1920 x 1080p Resolution
  2. Pixel Plus 3HD with 5ms Motion Response
  3. 29,000:1 Contrast ratio
  4. 3 HDMI Iputs, 2 Component Inputs, 1 S-Video Input, Wide Color Ehancer, USB Music and Photo Viewer
  5. Swivel Stand

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Editorial Review :

Panache and performance meet in one stylish experience. Combining a full HD 1080p display, Pixel Plus 3HD engine and fantastic invisible sound, this Flat TV ensures brilliant design and powerful performance for years to come.

Customer Review :

You get what you pay for.....

This TV has a lot of grainy reception. Don't fall in love with the price (Wal-Mart) I have a HP 37" LC3760N and I think the world of it. If you are looking for a starter LCD TV start there.


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Happy with this TV

I bought this TV a week before Thanksgiving 2008. The remote is basic and the menu is dull and boring compared to say Samsung. But those are trivial details. I am happy with this TV. I have hooked up my cable and PS3 to this and all I can say is the picture quality is good, the sound is great. If you live in an apartment like me in NYC area, then trust me, you don't need a home theater system.

For just a little over 1K (thats what I paid), this TV is pretty nice. No complains.

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A satisfied buyer

Just got this a few days ago at a great sale price (not from this site though), and I am quite pleased with the image and sound. The 47 inch screen may be a bit large for the room, but when it comes to movie viewing, you won't regret going with the largest screen size you can get away with, as this will add to the viewing experience. The picture quality is terrific, and although TV aficionados may be right about the superiority of plasmas over LCDs on black-levels, this is not an issue for me. I don't see any justification paying hundreds of dollars more for an equivalent-sized Panasonic plasma. As to the sound, the rear-facing "invisible" 15-watt speakers are more than adequate. Adjust the sound settings through an on-screen equalizer, and you get crisp sound with great volume. You won't have to buy external speakers, but a sub-woofer would be nice for those who want to shake up the room.





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Terrible USB Support, customer service

Don't put any stock in the specs. First, the TV's slideshow feature DOES NOT support .alb files, even though it clearly states so in every spec sheet I have ever read, and it says explicitly so in the manual. The email and telephone customer support is terrible - they have no idea what you are talking about when you call. The email support does not allow you to respond to answers they give you (sent from an unattended email address). Finally, if you want to use this TV to do business presentations or show slideshows from a USB camera, drive, or flash device, you CANNOT SORT THE IMAGES. The TV does not sort by name, number, date, or anything that makes logical sense.

I happen to have discovered how the sorting is done, and was able to fix the issue myself with a third-party app that runs on Windows (it's easier in Linux). However, I am not giving up the secret because Philips does not deserve this service from me. The infuriated me so badly, I will never buy another Philips product.

Otherwise, the TV has mediocre performance, poor menus, and a bad remote.

Don't listen to all of the other reviews that say good connectivity. An LCD without PC input (except HDMI)?! What?! If it had PC input I wouldn't care so much about the USB stuff, but I can't do a presentation on this without going out and buying an HDMI capable laptop. (Don't tell me about S-Video - the picture is AWFUL on this TV).

DO NOT BUY THIS TV!

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Makes any regular DVD look HD

We bought this TV at sams club and we got a 300 dollar in store gift card. We bought the TV for 1200, do the math...good deal!

Anyway, we were pleasantly surprised by how this tv makes our regular DVD's look HIGH DEF. For this, we're going to hold off on Blue-ray for awhile.

The TV is 120hz so the motion of the camera and subjects in the movie seem to move around different, but the quality is awsome.

I don't have a lot of Electronic jargon to throw at you but you need to know you won't be disappointed with this TV. The TV even has audio plug ins for 5.1 surround sound...I've only seen this on computers and receivers.

I'm not sure when the best time to buy a TV is since the price are always coming down. My advice is don't buy a TV with less than 120hz and 29,000:1 contrast ratio (depending on your budget). Because this is the cream of the crop right now...well you can get a contrast ratio better than that, but realistically, you shouldn't get anything lower than that.

Sears or most stores give you 60 days to keep your reciept for price matching. if you own a club membership, I highly recommend you look there first and ask about free giftcards with a large purchase like this.



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Questions & Answers
Question : What RETAIL store can I find the Philips LCD TV model no: (42PFL7422D/37 )?
I saw it on a few online places, but shipping is like $200! And best buy is about $250 more than the online joints!Anyone have a suggestion?Well, thanks, Alex, but see, even circuit city is sold out in-store and online! I don't know why it's so hard to find this awesome tv!

Answer:
CircuitCity. Or you can get 42PFL7432D at BestBuy.

 

Question : Why is it that my Philips LCD TV picks up HD channels, without a digital cable box, or any HD subscription?
I have Comcast Cable Service. My cable reception comes straight from the wall jack-to-my TV. YET, i gratefully somehow get HD Channels. Can somebody explain this?? or at least has anyone else heard/experienced this before??thNKS

Answer:
It has a Digital tuner, Local channels are now broadcasting in HD.I dont even subscribe to any Cable Service and get local HD channels.Totally Free HD.

 

Question : my philips tv lcd turns on and then off and a red light starts flashing rapedly can anyone help me?
my tv doesent want to stay on i have no sound nor picture can anyone help me pls

Answer:
Try unplugging it for a few minutes and see if it will reset itself.Unplugged from the wall, not just turned off.If not call the store where you bought it.

 

Question : I cannot get sound through on my Philips HD LCD TV from my Sony DVD HDMI player pls help?
The tv has a DVI connection and the dvd player has HDMI so I first had to purchase a converter connection. I also have to have rca cables L/R out to back of TV Input to get sound.Once all setup I can get picture on a DVD through by pressing the av button on tv remote and selecting HD, but there is no sound. If I press av again and select av/s-vhs I get the sound for the DVD but no picture. Does anyone have any ideas please?

Answer:
possible that you have the rca in the tv in the audio output instead of input!!!!.wg

 

Question : Philips LCD tv-flashing a red light-won't turn on?
Model number is 37PF9431D/37- The power light (which is usually green) is flashing a red light and the TV won't turn on. What's wrong!?

Answer:
It could be a number of different things!I can be narrowed down by the number of flashes of the power light. I do know that if it flashes one long, two short that that's a firmware problem. You can update the TV's firmware by downloading it from the Philips' website onto a portable USB device. Then plug that into the TV's USB port.If the blinking code is different then that, i recommend contacting Philips to have them send a technician over to repair the TV! If this is the case, then i'm thinking there's a potential problem with the TV's power supply!Good luck!

 

Question : Philips LCD tv cracked. repair?
i have a philips 20' LCD tv. i recently moved and now when i turn on the tv it looks like there is a crack and it takes up most of the screen. the crack isnt actually there, only when i turn on the tv. can it be fixed and is it worth it?

Answer:
If there has been a lot of pressure on the screen there could be a crack on one of the inside layers. There are multiple layers of plastic that make up the screen. The LCD panel will cost more to replace than to buy a new TV.

 

Question : Trying to hook my toshiba satellite to Philips LCD TV???
Ok, I've been at this for three days. I'm a PC tech, so I've tried all the basics. My laptop has VGA and S-Video out. I'm not happy with the S-video quality, and my tv only has HDMI (not DVI) and component for Hi-Def. I bought a VGA to Component (RGB) cable. I combed through the web trying to get some info on this. The native resolution for my tv us 1366x768. Of course this resolution is not one of the selections for my Intel 945GM adapter. I know power strip is not compatible with this intel card, and I also tried to hack the .inf file with the help a brilliant post I found on the web, and still nothing. When I connect my laptop to the tv, the picture is very noisy, then after a while, it's just black. HELP!!!! Just tell me if this is possible or not. I'm driving myself nuts over this trying to make this work when it may not even be possible. Just give it to me straight, I need to get some sleep... lol thanks.

Answer:
VGA is sinple RGB with some extra signals thrown in. Component is RGB where some of the extra signals are included in the RGB. So, a VGA to RGB cable doesn't hack it. You need a VGAS to component converter.

 

Question : How do I connect my Philips TV to Sony receiver?
I want to connect my sony surround sound receiver to my new Philips 42PFL3603D/F7 LCD TV. I want to connect it via my receivers optical input, but it appears my TV's audio output is "SPDIF OUT". I've never even heard of this? Are there optical to SPDIF cables? Thanks in advance!

Answer:
s/pdif is digital audio out.If your TV has a little plastic protector on top of the SPDIF port, take it out and connect an optical cable. If it is an RCA plug, then connect a "coax" audio cable (although any RCA cable should work just fine..).Your Sony receiver should have both coax and optical digital audio inputs, so just get the cable you need.

 

Question : i have a philips lcd tv that half the screen is black and other half is dim it also flickers whats wrong?
the sound works fine but the screen is very dim and flickering the left side is almost completely black the tv isnt even 2 years old any suggestions to what the problem is?

Answer:
It sounds like problems with your TV's backlight circuitry. I suggest taking it to a authorized service center and getting an estimate of repair. There is nothing you can do yourself to fix the problem.

 

Question : Anyone know anything about philips lcd tv's?
I have a Philips Matchline 17" wide screen lcd tv, about three years old, before christmas and while watching the screen went off, still got sound but no screen, has anyone else had this problem, and if so is it easy / expensive to fix ??

Answer:
sounds bad, probably the EHT power supply that feeds the LCD cells ~ 185 Volts.Should be fixable, and cheaper than binning the set, if you can get the bits.

 

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