Philips 26PFL5522D

26 Inches of Viewing Pleasure! (499 words)
by jo1976 - written on 25/08/11, updated on 28/01/12 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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This P Philips LCD television has graced our living room for the past three years, with its attractive black and silver design. The Philips 26PFL5522D is a modestly proportioned 26 inch flatscreen television, making it the ideal size for small or medium sized living rooms where a larger screen size might dominate the room. Like most flatscreen tv s, this can be wall-mounted but we have this free standing, using the sturdy but unobtrusive glass stand that came provided. The stand compliments the appearance of the television completely and looks much more stylish than some of the cheap plastic bases that often come as standard. The quality of the stand matches the build ...

Philips 42PF5421

Philips LCD 42" TV (250 words)
by lozza19948 - written on 14/06/10 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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I bought this TV last year as i wanted a massive LCD TV that would look great mounted on the wall in my living room and a TV that was HD ready. After a lot of searching around, i eventually found this TV in Curry s for £500. This TV is 42" widescreen LCD TV and the picture quality of this TV is amazing! Watching HD channels on this TV really is fantastic, the picture is so clear and you can see the smallest od detail. The same goes watching films. I recently bought Avatar to watch on this TV and it was truly incredible, almost as if i was in a cinema! The colour of the TV around the edge of the screen is black which is good because it makes it look modern and ...

Philips 26PF4310

A good little HD ready television for the smaller living roo ... (1291 words)
by pumfster - written on 29/09/11 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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like massive televisions in small rooms as I think they look a little daft and hurt your eyes after a while. As such we were impressed when we saw the P Philips 26PF4310 on sale at our local Comet store. Now it should be pointed out that we bought this television 5 years ago now, and we paid £400 at the time. As technology has moved on since then, I have now seen this television available online for around £250. Again on the issue of technology, this television was designed before the digital switchover, and as such isn t equipped with built in freeview, so you will either need stand alone freeview, or some form of paid digital service such as Sky to get any use out of ...