Philips 46PFL3705D/F7 46-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV, Black

Full HD LCD display, with a 1920x1080p resolution
ATSC & QAM tuner receives over the air and unscrambled cable
Invisible speakers with incredible surround / USB for fantastic photo and music playback
ATSC & QAM tuner receives over the air and unscrambled cable /25 watt with BBE for powerful sound and great voice clarity
4 HDMI inputs for full digital HD connection in one cable / Dolby Digital output for connection to a home theatre system

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Editorial Review :

Full HD LCD display, with a 1920x1080p resolution The Full HD screen has the widescreen resolution of 1920 x 1080p. This is the highest resolution of HD sources for the best possible picture quality. It is fully future proof as it supports 1080p signals from all sources, including the most recent like Blu-ray and advanced HD game consoles. The signal processing is extensively upgraded to support this much higher signal quality and resolution. It produces brilliant flicker-free progressive scan pictures with superb brightness and colors.

Customer Review :

This thing is amazing

I purchased this product on Black Friday as an early Christmas gift. It's my first flat panel HD TV. I bought it on the specs, the Philips name and the price.

Set up was a snap. It took longer to get it out of the box than to get it operational. The remote is intuitive. The on screen menus are simple and straightforward.

For me coming from a traditional TV, the picture is outstanding. Colors are rich and lush. The blacks are black. The detail is amazing. You can see the pores on news anchors' skin. The screen is viewable from multiple angles.

Speakers are hidden within the unit's case. Sound quality is excellent.

Setting up other devices (DVD player, game console) was simple. It has more connectors than I expect I'll need (at least for now).

This unit provides a lot of value.

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Great Flat Screen

We've been using this TV since June 2008! No problems - however, we don't really use the TV speakers so I can't really comment too much on them but before I had the theater system hooked up it sounded fine - one thing from the sound that I really miss was the TV's sound processers ability to mediate the volume transitions from programs to commercials concerning broadcast TV.

We have a DVD player, Wii, Roku (Netflix), TV antenna, and a VCR all hooked up via a HiDef Stereo receiver. The TV works great with everything.
We have rearragned our living room such that at times it is desirable to rotate the TV on its base towards the couch and this is done with ease. I'm using a logitech remote but it was easy enough to use the original TV remote.

I saw lots of reviews about this TV with the outcome of a coupon at Costco. I waited until the very last day of the coupon validity to see if anyone had posted any negative reviews and there were none that were valid enough to me.

I highly recommend this product as long as you don't want to mount it on the absolutly flat on wall as the access ports all come straight out the back and therefore you would need to keep the back of the TV at least 2-3 more inches away. You could always cut out the wall there I suppose. Your choice.

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price vs. performance

"I bought this tv a few weeks ago for our kids to use for their viewing. (XBOX 360/ WII, ..etc.) The XBOX 360 graphics when using HDMI are incredible.

Sound is good enough. FWIW, the headphone jack is a nice feature for use w/ wireless headphones. i.e. The kids can put on headphones and "voila!" peace and quiet.

HD channels are very crisp/clear. Standard def is pretty good also. (standard def depends alot on signal strength from your cable provider.)

Overall I gave the tv a 5-star rating b/c of the low price and reasonable performance ratio. This is not a high-end Sharp or Sony so I am not considering that in the review. It is however several hundred dollars less that the high end."

Rating :

Best price for great 42" LCD

For the price of $750 you will unlikely find a 42" LCD that has as great quality as this Philips! I had a Vizio 32" prior to upgrading and saw a remarkable difference in the picture, sound and overall appearence!!!

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GREAT TV!!!

So far, so good! We love this TV. It is perfect for our family...the sound & picture are great. It's great for our games and movies too!

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Philips 19PFL4505D/F7 19-Inch 720p LED LCD HDTV, Black
Price : $299.99 Too low to display
Features :

2 HDMI inputs
PC input via VGA
LED - edgelit
Pixel Plus HD
Energy Star 4.0

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Philips 55PFL7505D/F7 55-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED LCD HDTV, Black
Price : $2,099.99 Too low to display
Features :

4 HDMI inputs
LED - edgelit
Perfect Natural Motion
Perfect Pixel
Energy Star 4.0

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32 In. 720P LCD HDtv with Pixel Plus
Price : $532.99
Features :

720p resolution; ATSC / QAM / NTSC
10000
1 dynamic contrast ratio; 2500
1 native contrast ratio
16

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Editorial Review :

Designed for ease of use, this Flat TV features modern design, 2 HDMI connections, a powerful 720p, 60Hz display and brilliant Digital Crystal Clear engine. Making the smart choice in total picture quality has never been easier.
* Response time (typical): 8 ms * Diagonal screen size: 32 inch / 81 cm * Panel resolution: 1366 x 768p * Picture enhancement: Pixel Plus HD, 3/2 - 2/2 motion pull down, 3D Combfilter, Digital Noise Reduction, Dynamic contrast enhancement, Progressive Scan * Visible screen diagonal (inch): 31.5 inch * Equalizer: 5-bands * Output power (RMS): 2 x 10W * Sound Enhancement: Virtual Surround Sound * Sound System: Dolby Digital (AC-3), Stereo, SAP * Built-in speakers: 2 * Child Protection: Child Lock+Parental Control * Clock: Sleep Timer * Ease of Installation: Autostore, PLL Digital Tuning * Ease of Use: Auto Volume Leveller (AVL), AutoPicture, AutoSound, Settings assistant Wizard, Side Control * Remote Control: TV * Screen Format Adjustments: 4:3, Movie expand 16:9, Widescreen * Aerial Input: 75 ohm F-type * TV system: ATSC, NTSC * Video Playback: NTSC * Cable: Unscrambled Digital Cable -QAM * Tuner bands: Hyperband, S-Channel, UHF, VHF * AV 1: Audio L/R in, YPbPr * HDMI 1: HDMI v1.3, Analog audio L/R in * HDMI 2: HDMI v1.3 * Audio Output - Digital: Coaxial (cinch) * Front / Side connections: HDMI v1.3, S-video in, CVBS in, Audio L/R in, USB * EasyLink (HDMI-CEC): One touch play, Power status, System info (menu language), System audio control, System standby * Ambient temperature: 5 C to 35 C * Mains power: 120V/60Hz * Power consumption: 155 W * Standby power consumption: < 0.5 W * Set dimensions in inch (W x H x D): 30.8 x 20.3 x 3.8 inch * VESA wall mount compatible: 200 x 200 mm * Set dimensions with stand in inch (W x H x D): 30.8 x 22.5 x 8.7 inch * Weight incl. Packaging (lb): 26.1 * Product weight (lb): 19.2 * Product weight (+stand) (lb): 20.8 lb * Box dimensions in inch (W x H x D): 35.9 x 24.8 x 9.0 inch * Includ

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Questions & Answers

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.

Question : Surround sound from Philips LCD tv?
ok just got a 32PF7331 lcd tv.When I went to connect the tv to my amp via rca leads I am getting no sound into my amp/speakers.tried different leads...nothing...Tried plugging into differrent connection ie vcr connection/aux connection on amp....nothing.Do I need to switch off HDMI sockets on the tv to activate standard rca sockets.(I plan to use 1 of the hdmi connections for my dvd player).Any ideas anyone??

Answer:
Make sure the RCA jacks on the TV you're hooking into are labled "OUTPUT" and not "INPUT"...Also you might need to go into your TV's menu and turn those output jacks "ON".Here's a link that might assist you in your hook-up: http://www.whydoesmyhometheatersuck.com/allhookup.htmlHere's a link that explains why HDMI isn't always the best: http://www.whydoesmyhometheatersuck.com/hdmi.html

Question : Can anyone explain why I am getting speckles on my Philips LCD TV?
It happens whether its through digital or analogue TV, HDMI or Scart input. Its slowly getting worse although I can see most of the picture clearly. Its seems like its snowing but only in limited areas.Any ideas? Many Thanks in advance....

Answer:
You've probably got a few dead pixels sorry, but it can't be rectified.

Question : Question about XBOX and Philips LCD TV...?
Just purchased the 37" LCD TV from Philips. I love it, but I can't figure out why it isn't displaying game graphics properly. It appears as though the TV can't keep up with the xbox. (I'm driving a car in GTA San Andreas, and I get to areas in the game where the graphics haven't been displayed yet!). I have the xbox connected directly to the tv using the RED/YELLOW/WHITE cables. Any SERIOUS assistance would be GREATLY appreciated! Thx.

Answer:
You have to connect the red wire first and then the yellow and then the white. In that order.

Question : 47 inch Philips LCD TV... Please help, There is sound but no picture!?
I bought a 47 Inch Philips LCD TV about 1 1/2 years ago and lately when I would turn it on it would click alot and smell kinda funny but no smoke or nothing, Just sound like it was snapping for the first few minutes, Then after a while of it doing that it would go black screen but I would still have volume, But today when I turned the TV on all day it is just sound theirs no picture period! I have unplugged it and let it set for hours, I have no idea what could be wrong, If anyone has experienced this please help! Thanks

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I bought a 47 Inch Philips LCD TV about 1 1/2 years ago and lately when I would turn it on it would click alot and smell kinda funny but no smoke or nothing, Just sound like it was snapping for the first few minutes, Then after a while of it doing that it would go black screen but I would still have volume, But today when I turned the TV on all day it is just sound theirs no picture period! I have unplugged it and let it set for hours, I have no idea what could be wrong, If anyone has experienced this please help! Thanks

Question : I bought a 42' Philips LCD 1080P TV. With a regular cable, the picture is not as clear as my old CRT TV. ?
I also tried to watch DVD and VCR with my new TV, but the picture did not look as good as on the old one either. If I get a HD box, will I have better image when I watch DVD or VCR? Please help.

Answer:
This is what you'll have to do:-1. Buy a hd upconvert dvd/vcr combo. This combo lets you upconvert your old dvds and vcr tapes, so that you can finally enjoy watching them on your 1080p television. Click on this link and watch this video:-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShJ6uNDtxhU2. Get a hd dvd player that allows upconvertion of regular dvds to 720p and 1080p resolution. But it as to have a (hdmi) output or else you won't get the best picture on your 1080p tv, from your regular dvds. Also you need to get a (hdmi) cable. Click on this link to look at one:-http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=64864423. If you want the best picture from your cable, you need to get a hd cable box. This box will convert the cable signal so that your picture is much sharper on your 1080p tv. The word (hd box) is not complete without another word beside it. eg. (cable hd box, dvd hd box etc.) Buying a so called (hd box) as you mentioned won't magically transform your dvd and vcr to hd or 1080p resolution. So to sum up what you need:-HD upconvert dvd player or HD upconvert dvd/vcr player combo(one) HDMI cable (very important if you want the best picture, do not use standard cables eg. (yellow-video cable nor composite cables- green,blue,black,red etc.) HD cable box with (one) HDMI cable (for best picture)That's all you need for some eye candy!

Question : Philips lcd vs sony lcd tv?
I have been offered a sony kdl-32v2000 lcd tv at a low price from a friend, but was already contemplating buying a philips 37pdf9632 lcd. Is the Philips tv a lot better than the sony? if ayone has experience with one or both then I'd like to hear what you think...You'll help me choose.

Answer:
If you want a high quality picture, high quality sound, good build quality and excellent reliability, buy the Sony.If you don't want those things, buy the Philips...

Question : Where can I buy the Philips LCD TV AUREA Ambilight Spectra Active Frame for a decent price & not 42", smaller?
Where can I buy the Philips LCD TV AUREA Ambilight Spectra Active Frame for a decent price & not 42", smaller?

Answer:
I have special connections and am able to purchase the new Philips Aurea 42PFL9903H/10 directly from Europe. Take advantage of these now, because I'm not sure how long or how many I'll be able to get in the future: http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/har-shay

Question : How do I connect my Toshiba Satellite SP10-304 to my Philips LCD tv (42")?
How do I connect my Toshiba Satellite SP10-304 to my Philips LCD tv (42")?

Answer:
There are a few options here, depending on what connections are on your TV and what connections are on your PC.The best option would be HDMI, which carries both audio and video.If no HDMI, you can use VGA, however this carries only video. You will need a separate audio cable for sound (1/8", or 3.5mm).As well, you can use S-Video, but again, you would need a separate cable for audio (1/8", or 3.5mm).

Question : Road traffic interferes with my 32 Philips LCD TV , certain cars cause the picture to flicker?
Is there anything I can do to stop road traffic interfering with my Philips Lcd tv ?, its not a cheap set and gives a great picture apart from the flicker when certain cars pass by ,No funny answers please - I've had them already,UK residant

Answer:
This is an old problem reappeared.Way back,it was discovered that certain vehicles caused "snow" on the old black and white TV's.A regulation was passed for suppressors to be fitted and eliminate this.It's called "pixilating"now and apparently caused by the digital TV service only putting out a signal at less than half strength,so traffic is interfering with digital sets once more.It seems it's a choice of upgrading the TV aerial or purchasing a booster.Hope this helps!

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