Philips 42PF5521D

Philips 42PFP5532D

to complain about. Set up is really easy, and the remote is clear and simple to use. Ther sound quality is also pretty good, I have noticed on some plasmas and lcd tvs that the sound quality is pretty poor however the speakers on this tv are more than adequet with a good clear, powerful sound. The only thing I have had a little trouble with is the built in digital tv programme guide. Its a little cumbersome and can be difficult to navigate your way through, not as simple as say Sky s ...

Philips 42PF9966

can but I can tell you what it s like to use and its plus & minus points. Immediately contradicting myself, there are some specs that must be mentioned: 42 inch 16:9 Plasma TV Integrated speaker Ambilight Progressive Scan Pixel Plus 2 Scarts: 3 (2 x RGB) DVI in HD Ready I ve picked out these specs (there are many others) as I think they are the ones that are relevant for the average domestic user. Size: With a 42 inch screen this is a big TV, but being a plasma is only a couple of inches deep. This means that although the screen is significantly larger than my old 32" CRT it can sit much deeper into the corner of the room and take up much less space. While ...

Philips 42PF9946

side of the 42 inch widescreen display, but the speakers are quite well integrated into the overall design, meaning they don t look out of place. The TV is capable of running in 50hz or 60hz mode - which is useful for anyone that has an Xbox 360, as games can be played on either compatible mode (although you will see some ...