Philips 42PFL5603D Lcd Tv

A new Ambilight model to add to the range is the Philips 42PFL5603 1080p LCD TV with a great design, which remind us slightly of the Mac PC screen, but only larger, much larger. The curved edges and overlapping glass front give the screen a unique look and the slanted forward stand gives the impression this Tv is being displayed just to you.

 

Philips have very kindly packed the 42PFL5603 LCD TV full of fantastic features such as Pixel Plus HD picture processing technology which ensures the image you receive is crystal clear while remaining life like and natural. A Full HD 1920x1080 resolution screen to deliver the best possible high definition image quality along with 28.9 billion colours processing power bringing you vibrant and colourful images with exceptional sharpness. A Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 30,000:1 aims to reproduce blacks and dark shades perfectly while increasing contrast to a natural image. A USB connection has been included so viewing your photos and hooking up your digital camera or MP3 player is simple, and EasyLink allows you to function all of your attached devices with one remote. The Philips 42PFL5603 LCD TV also has a DVB-T enabling it to receive Digital Terrestrial TV without the need of a set top, and it can be watched and recorded.

We found the Philips 42PFL5603 LCD TV enjoyable to use at every turn. Setting it up was very easy and the on-screen instructions for manual set-up were very helpful. The design is very pleasing to the eye and fits into any home surroundings be it on the stand or wall mounted as we tried both in different rooms. The image quality was outstanding and as promised, clear, natural, life-like images were delivered with exceptional colour and very deep blacks. Sound was good but it tend to have a mind of its own and from channel to channel sounded slightly different. A good clear sound, but the volume did fluctuate and again when we played a DVD.

We really liked the Philips LCD TV. With simple set-up, good results and good value, there really isn't much to moan about.