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Philips 9000 (47PFL9664H/12) review
If ever there were a TV to warm the cockles, the 47-inch, 1080p 47PFL9664H/12 LCD TV is it. It's impressively slender and attractive, it's packed with more features than you'll ever use, and it delivers one of the best AV performances we've ever seen from an LCD TV Read more
6 November 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Philips 32PFL9604H review
The 32-inch, 1080p 32PFL9604H LCD TV is a striking set for a number of reasons. Firstly, it's beautifully built. Secondly, unlike most rival 'online' sets, it offers full and enjoyable Internet access. Finally, its picture and sound quality are truly fantastic. This glorious TV doesn't come cheap, though Read more
29 July 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Philips 9000 (37PFL9604H/12) review
The 37-inch, 1080p 37PFL9604H/12 LCD TV more than makes up for its stupid name with its stunning pictures, huge feature set, glamorous design and surprisingly good audio. But it's not one for the technologically faint of heart -- you'll need to spend a fair amount of time in the menus to get the best out of this beast Read more
5 October 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Philips 32PFL9632D review
The Philips 32PFL9632D is a 32-inch LCD TV that produces excellent high-definition picture quality, clear and smooth motion and great colour reproduction. It has plenty of connections, is easy to use and is very well designed. This could possibly be the best TV in its class Read more
23 October 2007 by Rob Gillman
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Philips 47PFL9632D review
Using image processing and Philips' Ambilight technologies, the picture quality on the 47PFL9632D is extraordinary. This TV produces levels of sharpness, purity, motion clarity and fluidity that, for its price range, are unprecedented in the LCD world. Let this television's hard work reward you Read more
17 January 2008 by Alex Jennings
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Philips 9000 LED Pro (40PFL9704H/12) review
At around £1,800, we think the 40-inch, 1080p, LED-backlit 40PFL9704H/12 LCD TV is too expensive, but, as long as you're good friends with your bank manager, we're happy to recommend this set. Its construction, picture and sound quality, and feature set all scream class Read more
29 January 2010 by Ian Morris
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Philips Cineos 52PFL9632D review
The 52-inch Philips Cineos 52PFL9632D models impresses, and not just with its Ambilight technology. It boasts plenty of connectivity and its 'Full HD' resolution means that every pixel of HD DVD and Blu-ray movies is on display. Feed it a diet of hi-def and this television will reward you Read more
21 November 2007 by Rob Gillman
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Philips 32PF9731D review
Philips' 32PF9731D doesn't come cheap, but a stunning design, advanced technology and peerless performance make it difficult to ignore. It features Philips' unique Ambilight technology, as well as a future-proof specification that includes integrated Freeview, high-definition compatibility, state-of-the-art processing and plenty of ports Read more
24 January 2007 by Richard Arrowsmith
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Philips Aurea 42PFL9900D review
The 42-inch Philips Aurea 42PFL9900D is one of the best LCD televisions we've seen and is like no other TV on the market, with the Ambilight Spectra turning the TV into a kaleidoscope of colour. In addition, its processing system will clean up any signal leaving you with sharp, crisp and clear images Read more
31 October 2007 by Rob Gillman
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Philips 26PF5520D review
The 26PF5520D offers almost everything that you could want on a modern TV, including full high-definition compatibility and built-in Freeview, all for the miserly sum of £700. It might not offer picture processing or NXT speakers, but with decent picture quality and a shopping list of features, this is a true bargain Read more
2 August 2005 by Guy Cocker
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