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Philips PPX1230 PicoPix Pocket Projector Review
Philips Series 3000 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV Review
Philips Series 4000 WXGA (768p) LED LCD HDTV Review
Philips Series 5000 1080p 240Hz LCD HDTV Review
Philips Series 7000 1080p 120 Hz LED LCD HDTV with NetTV Review
Philips VIDI Digital Projection Technology
Philips 50PL9220D/37, 60PL9220D/37 and 50PL9200D/37 50 and 60 inch HD RPTV Review
Ultra-thin, Full Color, Flexible Active Matrix OLED (AMOLED) Display Developed by LG.Philips LCD
Flexible Color E-Paper – A4 Size – Developed by LG.Philips LCD.
Philips HTS6510 DVD Home Theatre System Incorporating SonoWave Sound Technology
Sharp Aquos and LG.Philips LCD Televisions Use 3M’s Vikuiti Display Enhancement Films
Mega LG Philips 100-inch LCD Launched at SID 2006
Philips Launch New LCD with ClearLCD Technology
 Philips PPX1230 PicoPix Pocket Projector has a maximum brightness of 30 ANSI lumens which is brighter than most pico projectors except for the Optoma’s PK301. Like the 3M MPro, the PPX1230 is based on a LCOS microdisplay chip which has a VGA (640 x 480 pixels) native resolution and is LED lit. The Philips PicoPix will display a wide range of video source types but, is not suitable for business as it is not compatible with MS Office or PDF file types.
 Philips Series 3000 Full HD (1080p) LCD HDTVs are Philips entry level LCD HDTV models which includes two models with Pixel Plus 3 HD which are the 46 inch 46PFL3705D/F7 and 40 inch 40PFL3705D/F7 and four other models without it including the 40PFL3505D/F7, 32PFL3505D/F7, 22PFL3505D/F7, and 19PFL3505D/F7. Philips Pixel Plus 3 HD is video processing software which improves picture quality and removes video noise. As well as the rich real life detail of Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels), the Philips series 3000 models have a 120Hz Clear LCD (frequency) for motion blur reduction.
 Philips 4000 series of WXGA (768p), LED, LCD HDTVs has three smaller size; the 32 inch 32PFL4505D/F7, 22 inch 22PFL4505D/F7 and the 19 inch 19PFL4505D/F7. The 4000 series features LED backlighting which brings with it a slimmer profile, good brightness, improved contrast, wider color gamut and lower power consumption compared to conventional CCFL. Despite the small screen sizes the Philips 4000 series models come with SRS TruSurround HD virtual surround sound and have twin HDMI ports.
 Philips Series 5000 Full HD (1080p) LCD HDTV includes three models with Internet connectivity in the form of Philips NetTV; the 55 inch 55PFL5705D/F7, 46 inch 46PFL5705D/F7 and the 40 inch 40PFL5705D/F7. The other three models of matching sizes, the 55PFL5505D/F7, 46PFL5505D/F7 and 40PFL5505D/F7 do not have this feature and the associated Ethernet port required. In addition to the real life detail of Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels), the Philips series 5000 models have a very fast 240Hz Clear LCD (frequency) for motion blur removal, a comparatively fast LCD pixel response time for motion sharpness, Philips Pixel Precise HD video processor, SRS TruSurround HD virtual surround sound and finally an Energy Star rating indicating lower power costs.
 Philips LED LCD HDTV Series 7000 includes three models with Internet connectivity in the form of Philips NetTV, the 55 inch 55PFL7705D/F7, 46 inch 46PFL7705D/F7 and the 40 inch 40PFL7705D/F7. The other three models of matching sizes, the 55PFL7505D/F7, 46PFL7505D/F7 and 40PFL7505D/F7 do not have this feature. In brief, the notable common features are Full HD for the rich detail of 1920 x 1080 pixels of resolution, 120Hz Clear LCD (frequency) for motion blur removal, an extremely fast LCD response time for motion sharpness, Philips Perfect Pixel HD video engine, SRS TruSurround HD virtual surround sound and finally an Energy Star rating which guarantees lower power costs.
Philips VIDI is an enabling lamp technology for both micro and front projection equipment. VIDI is referred to as an enabling technology as it resides in the lamp electronics. It offers increased brightness and enhanced contrast for significant improvement of picture quality for end users. VIDI electronics turn the light from a projection lamp into [...]
 Philips rear projection TV technology is often overlooked by consumers but, has the same features such as DLP by Texas Instruments that more popular brand televisions have. There are two 50 inch Philips RPTV models, the 50PL9220D/37, 60PL9220D/37 and 50PL9200D/37, with the only difference, apart from physical dimensions, being the audio L/R out on the [...]
 LG.Philips LCD has announced the development of the first full-color, flexible, active matrix, organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) display that uses amorphous silicon (a-Si) technology. It was developed in cooperation with Universal Display Corporation of the U. S. which holds the original patents for Phosphorescent OLED (PHOLED) technology. The AMOLED QVGA (320 x 240) resolution [...]
 Its something many e-paper developers have been striving for – color e-paper. LG. Philips LCD have announced today, May 13 2007, that they have developed an A4 size (14.1 inch) flexible color E-paper display. The A4 display uses electronic ink technology from E-Ink Cxorp. A gamut of 4,096 colors can be reproduced and the display [...]
 Many flat screen television manufacturers have been using advanced audio technology such as that supplied by SRS Labs to provide a richer immersive audio experience with only two speakers. Rather then go this route Philips through Philips Applied Technologies has invested in their own “SonoWave” technology for creating the illusion of a surround sound system [...]
 Sharp Aquos and LG.Philips LCD Televisions both utilize 3M’s Vikuiti Display Enhancement Films to achieve greater display brightness. Vikuiti is a 3M brand covering its innovative line of optical technologies. When incorporated into LCD TVs, Vikuiti optical display enhancement films increase brightness, reduce glare and improve durability of the screen. The films can also be [...]
The Society for Information Display’s (SID) 2006 International Exhibition was the forum LG. Philips chose to launch the world’s largest 100-inch LCD panel beating the largest currently available LCD panel by a factor of 1.5 and matching similar size plasma panels currently available. The 100-inch panel features; wide screen (16:9) format, a screen response speed [...]
For their new 42PF9831D 42in LCD Philips have tackled two common limitations of LCD screens, motion blur and black level performance using ClearLCD technology. ClearLCD is a technology developed to address two limitations common to LCD – motion blur and black level performance. ClearLCD uses Overdrive Control and Dimmable, Scanning Backlight technologies to tackle motion [...]
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