Philips PFL9955 Series LED TV (56", 58") / Cinema 21:9 Opinie (Telewizory)

Philips doesn't do things by halves. Designed primarily to rid Blu-ray movie transfers of those pesky black bars top and bottom, this uniquely (for now – LG demoed a very similar product behind closed doors at the recent CES) shaped TV increases the...

Full-screen CinemaScope movies, HD detail, contrast, black levels, colour, Ambilight, speakers, remote control

No Freeview HD, messy 3D, distorts some sources

Almost four grand gets almost the finished article, but this unique 21:9-shaped LED-studded screen is a specialist screen. With wow factor in spades, this 58-incher lacks a Freeview HD tuner or convincing 3D pictures, yet its jaw-dropping contrast and...

Over a year on, and Philips has launched the second version of its impressive 21:9 Cinema television at IFA 2010. Pocket-lint was on hand to have a look at the new model, and more importantly to see how it fares against the previous version. Should the...

No black bars, 3D sensor built in, superb picture quality

If you've got the space, enjoy movies, and want to go 3D, this might just be better than going to the cinema

If you've got the space, enjoy movies, and want to go 3D, this might just be better than going to the cinema

outstanding picture quality, this will blow you away

probably only the price, but you get what you pay for

Een reactie op mijn vorige reviews. Ik heb 3D inmiddels getest. Ik heb een 3D mediaplayer gekocht en wat 3D films erop gezet om te kijken wat het toestel zou doen. Waanzinnig, het ziet er nog beter uit dan in de bioscoop. Je moet 3D wel in de avond b...

Mooie tv, toch wat minder geschikt voor het ''normale'' tv kijken, menu's mogen ook wat sneller.