Philips 52 PFL 9704 LCD TV Reviews Published by Televisions.com
The TV-reviews platform Televisions.com has today published its review of the Philips 52 PFL 9704, a Full HD LCD TV. The website also provides TV news and TV buying advice from leading industry experts.
Edgware, United Kingdom, January 21, 2010 --(PR.com)-- In a review published on Televisions.com, the website presents its appraisal of the Philips 52 PFL 9704's performance, picture quality, and design. A combination of sophisticated measurement techniques and subjective analysis by experienced testers allows the reviewers to derive an overall rating for devices; the Philips scored fairly highly at 8.1 out of 10 points. There's therefore plenty of applause for the TV’s high contrast ratio - the highest the reviewers have ever measured - and excellent motion clarity. But there’s little praise for the screen's unnatural colours, awkward operation, and local-dimming artefacts. Nevertheless, the reviewers gave the TV a general thumbs-up - Televisions.com's head tester and editor-in-chief, Florian Friedrich, said: "Philips' new 52-incher will captivate home-cinema fans with near-perfect blacks and an extremely cinematic picture."
The review continues its praise when looking at the TV's multimedia capabilities - the Philips impressed Televisions.com by playing back files via USB, over a network connection, and wirelessly via WLAN. The Philips' Ambilight - a wall-lighting system whose colour varies to match those of the current picture - also earned the 52 PFL 9704 plenty of plus points. Although the reviewer noticed flaws in the standard-definition picture, he goes on to offer advice on avoiding certain pitfalls, to make sure that buyers get the best out of the TV. With HD, it's a similar story - a mix of positive and negative, with the halo effects from the local dimming technology attracting particular criticism. The review includes a list of ideal settings, which the reviewers derived using colour-measurement equipment and test patterns - these settings optimise the TV's picture for the dark home-cinema environment. The overall verdict is positive, says Friedrich, who added: "Contrast on this Philips even surpasses our current reference standard, set by Pioneer's KRP-500 plasma, but the overall picture quality falls short in a few other areas."
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Matt Morgan
28 Magnolia Gardens
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Tel.: +91 2040 712 415,
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Website: http://www.televisions.com/About-Us.php
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The review continues its praise when looking at the TV's multimedia capabilities - the Philips impressed Televisions.com by playing back files via USB, over a network connection, and wirelessly via WLAN. The Philips' Ambilight - a wall-lighting system whose colour varies to match those of the current picture - also earned the 52 PFL 9704 plenty of plus points. Although the reviewer noticed flaws in the standard-definition picture, he goes on to offer advice on avoiding certain pitfalls, to make sure that buyers get the best out of the TV. With HD, it's a similar story - a mix of positive and negative, with the halo effects from the local dimming technology attracting particular criticism. The review includes a list of ideal settings, which the reviewers derived using colour-measurement equipment and test patterns - these settings optimise the TV's picture for the dark home-cinema environment. The overall verdict is positive, says Friedrich, who added: "Contrast on this Philips even surpasses our current reference standard, set by Pioneer's KRP-500 plasma, but the overall picture quality falls short in a few other areas."
Press contact:
Matt Morgan
28 Magnolia Gardens
Edgware, Middlesex HA8 9GH, UK
Tel.: +91 2040 712 415,
eMail: lukeallentv@gmail.com
Website: http://www.televisions.com/About-Us.php
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28 Magnolia Gardens, Edgware,
Middlesex HA8 9GH
Contact
Matt Morgan
+91 2040 712 415
http://www.televisions.com/
28 Magnolia Gardens, Edgware,
Middlesex HA8 9GH
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