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Philips 42PFL5603D/27 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV | 
| Brand: Philips
Category: CE
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Rating:  26 reviews
Sales Rank: 14846
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Display Size: 42
Shipping Weight (lbs): 69
Dimensions (in): 45.5 x 31.2 x 13.2
MPN: 42PFL5603D/27
Model: 42PFL5603D/27
UPC: 609585145245
EAN: 0609585145245
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 1920 x 1080p Resolution | | • | Pixel Plus 3HD | | • | 29,000:1 Contrast Ratio and 5ms Response Time | | • | 4 HDMI, 2 Component, 1 S-Video Inputs | | • | Swivel Stand |
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Product Description
42" 1080P 16:9 PIXEL PLUS 3 HD 3/2 - 2/2 MOTION PULL DOWN 3D COMBFILTER ACTIVE CONTROL + LIGHT SENSOR DYNAMIC CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT PROGRESSIVE SCAN HD NATURAL MOTION 4 HDMI INPUTS BUILT-IN SPEAKERS INCLUDES REMOTE
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| Customer Reviews: Read 21 more reviews...
 Want the Philips TV? Here's how to get it for five bucks December 4, 2008
M. Kempka
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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Own two and I'd buy more November 25, 2008
J. Krueger (Midwest)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought a 47" Philips LCD TV about a year ago and was very happy with it. When the time came to re-do the bedroom (her wish) it was time for a new TV (my condition). I bought my first one around 4 months ago and installed it up on the wall in the bedroom (with the mount I used I did it myself, but it was a workout). br / br /Picture - The first thing I have to say is there are times the picture is spooky good. I was watching a regular DVD of 'Stargate Atlantis' on it and remember when the dead girl crawls out of the TV screen in the movie 'The Ring'? It looked like the actors were coming out of the screen at me. 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' in 3D? Man is it hard to duck in bed! I think part of that is the upgrade to 120 Hz. The 'Power Saver' mode is nice in the bedroom because it darkens the picture when someone wants to watch TV but someone else wants to sleep. One annoying thing, it's minor and I only mention it because the 47" Philips I own does not do it, but when you turn this TV on a black screen goes to a brilliant bright white screen with 'PHILIPS' in blue across it. Not really necessary or appreciated in a dark bedroom 1st thing in the morning. br / br /Sound - This TV hands down has the best sound for a LCD it's size that I've come across (I've installed about 10 LCD's' so far for friends and family). Controlling the sound environment for this TV seems to be driven off of the picture mode you select. Example - If you select 'SPORTS' for the picture, along with a change in the picture the surround effect is enhanced greatly so the crowd noise increases. There are multiple picture modes to play with though so it's not hard to find one that's pleasing to your audio and video tastes. I also wish it had an output for a subwoofer. It has a 'S/PDIF' output for a stereo but no other connections that go out other than a headphone jack. It does have equalizer settings that you can tweak. br / br /Other - Upgrading to newer software is slick. D/L the newest version from Philips onto a USB drive and plug it in. Read the directions the first time though to explain what you'll see. I've done it once on my TV with no problems. The remote is well laid out, but is not backlit and the buttons are not raised like most TV remotes I've seen. That makes it a little harder to tell what you're doing. I liked the TV enough and thought it simple enough to operate (though Vizio still wins that category IMO) that I bought my 80+ year old parents one of them for an early Christmas present. No complaints so far. They're out in the country and get their HD from OTA stations. Spectacular picture and they are at least 40 miles away from the nearest tower so the built-in tuner is no slouch either. Philips has a winner on their hands with this TV.
 Beautiful TV, great picture quality, small glitches. November 23, 2008
G. Szucs (New York, NY)
I love this TV, except for the green pixel in the middle while warming up and the DVR shows are the same! I can't stand the Natural Motion and other modern settings on the TV. With HD channels it produces amazing picture and the energy savings are great too. Would not recommend the power save mode!
GREAT DEAL! GREAT PURCHASE! November 17, 2008
Awilda Vega (New York City)
The reason why I love this television is 1. It received great reviews on CNET.com 2. Eco-friendly and if I'm not mistaken most of the parts are from biodegradable materials. br /Technicalities: I am pretty tech savvy, and the setup is extremely easy to use. As well as the attachments necessary for other components in your audio/video fields. The only issue I may have is that I need to find the code for my cable remote control, so that I don't have to keep using the television remote for volume and on/off function. br /I haven't gotten the hand as of yet in programming the style of television viewing; whether I like widescreen ratios or regular ratios or zoom features, and color schematics, but that will come with time. br /In the meantime, if you're thinking about purchasing this item, I'd say yes. I am not the only one this year who has purchased this item, and a good friend of mine works in IT for a large corporation, and has purchased this item as well. So there you go, if IT purchases this, then you should too!
Obama in HD! November 13, 2008
Jane Caroll (New York, NY)
3 out of 21 found this review helpful
We bought this TV just so we could watch Obama's inauguration in HD while being as caring and compassionate as we can about Mother Earth. This TV carries Al Gore's signature of approval, having been imported from a foreign country, to eventually be disposed of in the same foreign country - thereby restoring America's claim as the happiest shiniest beacon on the hill, the envy of eurotrash throughout the world. However, we have had to explain (several times) to our neighbors that the U.S. is not YET a socialist country, and that the communal "borrowing" of the set for extended periods of time is not chillbilly. They can cling to their guns and religion all they want - but hands off the HDTV. One other positive note - the TV appears to have a glitch when attempting to access FOX News - every 30 seconds or so it mysteriously flips back over to MSNBC. So we give this television a 4 out of 5, the set having lost one star due to the passage of Proposition 8 in California. Not entirely the TV's fault - but it feels good to blame someone other than the urban homophobes who showed up to vote for Obama.
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