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Friday, November 9, 2007
Phillips LCD Review
Philips 20PF5320 LCD TV
Philips 20PF5320 LCD TV has come with features like 20 inches screen, LCD technology, HDTV compatibility, wide screen, HD ready, progressive scan, Dolby digital system of sound, viewing angle up to 176 degree etc. to impress the users.
Philips 20PF5320 LCD TV has availed with 20 inches screen. This is measured diagonally from cornet to corner. It uses the latest display technology of LCD. LCD is short form of Liquid Crystal Display and it uses liquid display to procure or display images on the screen. This technology has availed with liquid crystals. These crystals are sandwiched between 2 different plates made of glass material. The viewing angle of this liquid display will be better than the other technology.
It has been equipped with the upcoming technology of HDTV. This is broadly known as High definition Television. This technology is strictly required for receiving high definition signals. This has the potential to display even HD with the help of HD Screen. When the screen has the capability to display these high definition signals, it is said to be HD Ready. Here the term “ready” represents the screen of the TV. It is possible to display high signals like 1080i and 720p by using this HD Ready. It is a license which can be only executed by EICTA.
The standard picture format of the TV is measured as 4:3 and it is measured to indicate the relationship between the total height and breadth of the TV screen. It has featured with wide screen format and this format will be better for watching movies. It has the capability to produce an image in a single pass as same as the computer monitor. You have stereo sound systems in this unit with the support of virtual surround and Dolby surround.
The LCD display technology has the capability to produce resolution on the screen up to 1366 x 768 pixels. It has a maximum potentiality to create contrast ratio up to 500:1. The maximum ability to produce brightness is up to 450 cd/m2 in the Philips 20PF5320 LCD TV. The perfect horizontal and vertical angle of the TV is measured as 176 degrees. You can get a view better in this angle. The actual time taken to response for pixels is just 25 milliseconds. It uses DVI type of input and scart connections.
Philips 26PF5321 LCD TV has availed with the aspect ratio up to 16:9. Brightness and contrast are the 2 vital factors to determine the clarity of the display. This TV has the stuff to customize brightness up to 500 cd/m2. It has a smart screen and the diagonal size of the screen is measured to be 26 inches. It has featured with the display type of LCD WXGA Active Matrix TFT screen. This display has the ability to offer crystal clear display with the help of flat screen technology.
Philips 26PF5321 LCD TV has intelligently equipped with progressive scan feature to generate pictures on the screen in a single pass. It has embedded with a 3D comb filter. It has come with the feature called Digital Noise Reduction. You can enjoy the benefit of having features like jagged line suppression and active control. It is designed with an anti reflection coating to enhance the screen display.
The horizontal and the vertical viewing angle of the device are similar and it is measured as 178 degrees. The resolution of the device is 1366 x 768 pixels. These two numbers are separately indicating the horizontal as well as the vertical resolution of the screen. The typical response time of the pixel is measured as 8 milliseconds. The dynamic screen contrast ratio of the device is 1200:1. There are various supported resolutions in computer formats like 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768 and video formats like 720 x 576, 1280 x 720 etc.
Philips 26PF5321 LCD TV has featured with dynamic bass enhancement to improve the sound system. There is an auto volume leveller to reduce the level of volume when a particular broadcast may increases the volume suddenly. This TV has produced with the ability to support 2 sound systems like virtual Dolby surround and stereo system. There are 2 speakers having power output up to 5 watts each. There is also a 5-band equaliser.
You can have numerous additional functions like:
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- Auto store
- Fine tuning
- Plug & Play
- Program name
- Sorting
- Automatic Channel Install (ACI)
- Automatic Tuning System (ATS)
You will get a RCFE06SPS00 type of remote control. It is possible to view 2 pictures in single screen simultaneously. It has come with tuner with the tuner bands like Hyper band, UHF, S channel, VHF etc. The normal power consumption of this unit is up to 100 watts and the standby power consumption of the device is less than 1 watts. The device weighs just as 13.3 kilograms. The complete dimension of the unit has measured as 804.5 x 477 x 222 mm as width, height and depth including the base.
Panasonic Plasma Review
Best value, 50-inch plasma HDTV.
Nearly every reviewer we found cites Vizio plasma TVs as absolutely the best value, and the Vizio P50 gets especially good reviews for its accurate color, good black levels, picture detail and features. Though all experts say the Vizio P50 can't equal the superior performance of a Pioneer or Panasonic plasma TV, the Vizio P50 is an excellent budget pick for those who don't need the best possible picture quality. Experts say the picture will likely need some adjustment out of the box. Critics add that this plasma television actually outperforms many higher-rated TVs in displaying standard-definition TV signals.
Best 1080p plasma HDTV, 50 inch.
If you want the highest 1080p resolution, critics say that the 50-inch Panasonic TH-50PZ700U offers a strong blend of performance and value. Black levels are among the best available, though not quite as deep as on the more expensive Pioneer KURO PDP-5808HD. Colors are first rate, and there's plenty of contrast and shadow detail. Although 1080p is the highest possible resolution right now, many experts question whether most people will notice a difference over a top-rated 720p plasma TV.
Most cinematic plasma TV.
Although it's over twice the price as some competing 50-inch plasma TVs, reviewers say the Pioneer KURO PDP-5080HD is the best plasma television for those who want the most cinematic image quality. Reviewers say the Pioneer KURO plasma TV displays rich, well-saturated colors and great black levels -- some say they are the best black levels of any flat-panel TV. The Pioneer TV is also packed with features, and an anti-glare screen coating helps reduce glare. The big downside is cost compared to others.
Best 42-inch plasma HDTV.
While Panasonic and Pioneer usually come out on top in comparisons of plasma TVs, the 42-inch Samsung HP-T4264 is impressing critics with black levels that stand up well to the competition. Reports say color and shadow detail are also good. Included is a host of adjustable picture settings, and connectivity is also good. Altogether, reviews say the Samsung HP-T4264 is a good compromise, sitting between the ultra-budget Vizio TVs and pricier plasma sets from Pioneer and Panasonic.
Budget 42-inch plasma HDTV.
According to reviews, the Vizio VP42 plasma HDTV has a rare combination of low price and good performance. While it won't beat the best in a head-to-head image-quality competition, reviews say the black levels and color rendition are good. The Vizio VP42 also has good connectivity and is easy to use. Other features include a versatile PIP/POP function. One downside is that this HDTV is harder to find than others.
50-inch HD-ready plasma monitor.
Reviews say this Panasonic industrial plasma display has some of the most cinematic black levels of any mainstream plasma display. Since it is a monitor and not a true TV, however, the Panasonic TH-50PH10UK has no speakers, no table stand or wall mount, and it offers minimal connections -- even an HDMI input is an extra-cost option. Because this monitor has no tuners, it is best for those who will use separate speakers and get all of their TV from cable or satellite. Reviews say these limitations pale next to the plasma monitor's low price given its top shelf performance.
Nearly every reviewer we found cites Vizio plasma TVs as absolutely the best value, and the Vizio P50 gets especially good reviews for its accurate color, good black levels, picture detail and features. Though all experts say the Vizio P50 can't equal the superior performance of a Pioneer or Panasonic plasma TV, the Vizio P50 is an excellent budget pick for those who don't need the best possible picture quality. Experts say the picture will likely need some adjustment out of the box. Critics add that this plasma television actually outperforms many higher-rated TVs in displaying standard-definition TV signals.
Best 1080p plasma HDTV, 50 inch.
If you want the highest 1080p resolution, critics say that the 50-inch Panasonic TH-50PZ700U offers a strong blend of performance and value. Black levels are among the best available, though not quite as deep as on the more expensive Pioneer KURO PDP-5808HD. Colors are first rate, and there's plenty of contrast and shadow detail. Although 1080p is the highest possible resolution right now, many experts question whether most people will notice a difference over a top-rated 720p plasma TV.
Most cinematic plasma TV.
Although it's over twice the price as some competing 50-inch plasma TVs, reviewers say the Pioneer KURO PDP-5080HD is the best plasma television for those who want the most cinematic image quality. Reviewers say the Pioneer KURO plasma TV displays rich, well-saturated colors and great black levels -- some say they are the best black levels of any flat-panel TV. The Pioneer TV is also packed with features, and an anti-glare screen coating helps reduce glare. The big downside is cost compared to others.
Best 42-inch plasma HDTV.
While Panasonic and Pioneer usually come out on top in comparisons of plasma TVs, the 42-inch Samsung HP-T4264 is impressing critics with black levels that stand up well to the competition. Reports say color and shadow detail are also good. Included is a host of adjustable picture settings, and connectivity is also good. Altogether, reviews say the Samsung HP-T4264 is a good compromise, sitting between the ultra-budget Vizio TVs and pricier plasma sets from Pioneer and Panasonic.
Budget 42-inch plasma HDTV.
According to reviews, the Vizio VP42 plasma HDTV has a rare combination of low price and good performance. While it won't beat the best in a head-to-head image-quality competition, reviews say the black levels and color rendition are good. The Vizio VP42 also has good connectivity and is easy to use. Other features include a versatile PIP/POP function. One downside is that this HDTV is harder to find than others.
50-inch HD-ready plasma monitor.
Reviews say this Panasonic industrial plasma display has some of the most cinematic black levels of any mainstream plasma display. Since it is a monitor and not a true TV, however, the Panasonic TH-50PH10UK has no speakers, no table stand or wall mount, and it offers minimal connections -- even an HDMI input is an extra-cost option. Because this monitor has no tuners, it is best for those who will use separate speakers and get all of their TV from cable or satellite. Reviews say these limitations pale next to the plasma monitor's low price given its top shelf performance.
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