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Non mi risulta che il 5603 sia previsto 32", se parli del 37" ho notato una differenza di prezzo di circa 200/230 euro
col 7603.......
a differenza però il 7603 è dotato di Pixel Plus 3 HD et HD Digital Natural Motion.......
100 euro in più a parità di modello e diagonale per la versione H........
Jos Klippert NXP descrive il PNX5100:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAvVt0ugIc0
Philips CES new collection:
http://www.ces.philips.com/videoplay...ollection.html
Shiny Preview: Philips Design Collection 9000 series TVs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvHK7vyI5j8
Per chi cercava più informazioni sul Philips 37PFL5603H
http://www.cobrason.fr/data/fr/pdf/3...AIS%20AMST.pdf
http://i31.tinypic.com/25sa8g6.jpg
http://www.lcd-compare.com/televiseu...37PFL5603H.htm
Taille d'écran/Angle de Vision H-V 37'' - 94 cm - 176°/176°
Type de matrice / Temps de Réponse LCD (matrice act.) - 6 ms
Rapport de contraste 44 000:1 (Contraste écran dynamique)
Luminosité 500 cd/m²
Résolution d'affichage 1920 x 1080 pixels (FULL HD)
Type de balayage informatique Pixel Plus HD Engine
Normes de réception/Tuner réception TV
Pal/Secam B/G/I/D/K/L/L' - Tuner TNT HD (MPEG4 et MPEG2)
Normes vidéo Pal/Secam/NTSC
Nombres de canaux mémorisables N/C
Nombre de Péritels / Connectique 2 péritels (1x RVB) // 3 HDMI (1.3 1080p/24Hz)
// YUV // S-VIDEO // VIDEO (Composite) + AUDIO // USB
Entrées façade N/C
Nombre de zoom 4/3, Extension 14/9°, Extension 16/9°, Zoom sous-titrage, Super zoom, 16/9°
PIP/PAP/Gel d'image Oui (Double écran télétexte) / Non / Non
Son Virtual Dolby Digital - BBE -
Puissance totale 2 x 15 W
Télétexte Oui 1200 pages
Consommation 170 W / 0.15 W
Support mural Option Compatible VESA 300 x 300
Dimension (LxHxP) 940 x 585 x 99 mm (940 x 657 x 262 mm) sans (avec) Pied
Poids 17.5 Kg (22.5 Kg) sans (avec) Pied
Cordon d'alimentation
Guide de mise en route
Télécommande + piles
Manuel d'utilisation
Support pour installation sur table Certificat de garantie
http://www.cobrason.fr/pageproduit.asp?idproduit=9150
è ancora presto per confermare che la serie 9603/9703 avrà l'uscita vga?
poi non ho capito la funzione DLNA a cosa serve.
Secondo voi da 2,30m meglio un 37 o 42 per sky sd-hd e qualche partita alla ps3?
Colui che ha acquistato il 42 dà che distanza lo vede?
L'ingresso vga è confermatissimo(le specifiche sono definitive).
La funzione dlna serve per lo streaming di dati da pc.
Da 2,30 metri sarebbe piccolo anche un 42".
La vedo dura, immagino gia' notti insonni per scegliere tra il 32" 9603, il 37" 7603, o il 42"..
il mio problema e' che guardo la tv da 3 mt circa ma ci gioco di fronte a 1,5mt e non so ancora quale aspetto privilegiare.
Ma vale la pena prendere l'H?? e' gia' uno standard la trasmissione in MPeg4 via dig. terrestre? Sicuro che funzionera' in Italia?
Qualche foto di un 9603 beccate da un forum:
http://i28.tinypic.com/29u5b9.jpg
http://i29.tinypic.com/fp4dvs.jpg
Retro-connessioni, si vede bene la VGA:
http://i27.tinypic.com/5ludki.jpg
Immagine ruotata:
http://i30.tinypic.com/10ho8ci.jpg
Altre info su 5603, c'è un passaggio che parla delle regolazioni sulla retroilluminazione:
January 7, 2008 1:39 PM PST
Philips' Eco TV sips power, saves rainforest
Posted by David Katzmaier
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-13855_1-984...l?tag=blogFeed
http://www.cnettv.com/9742-1_53-31942.html
The 42PFL5630D uses less power than any 42-inch LCD we've seen.
(Credit: Philips)
At CNET, we take HDTV power consumption seriously, which helps explain our excitement when Philips announced its Eco TV. The 42-inch, 1080p resolution, flat-panel LCD, model 42PFL5603D (due in March, $1,399 MSRP), is packed with power-saving features.
Watch the Philips 42PFL5603D Eco TV video on CNET TV.
Chief among them is the ability to dim the backlight--by up to five times peak brightness--in response to program material, much like the "local dimming" found on Samsung's LED-based LN-T4681F. Dimming the backlight in darker scenes has the dual benefit of saving power and improving black-level performance, according to the company. The backlight can also be dimmed via a room lighting sensor, so in dark rooms it will use less power. There's also traditional a "power-saving" mode that caps the peak light output. All of these features can be turned on or off at the viewer's discretion, which should please videophiles since many of these features' potential effects, such as black-level fluctuation, could negatively impact home theater image quality.
With this trifecta engaged, we saw the panel's power consumption dip to an impressive 75 watts during the in-booth demo--Philips had hooked up a Watt's Up to track consumption. That's a bit more than a standard incandescent light bulb and 30 watts less than the most miserly 42-inch LCD we've tested ourselves so far, Philips' own 42FL7432D measured after calibration (more info). The Eco TV's standby power is also less than 0.15 watt according to the company, also among the best we've seen.
Until we test it over a period of time we have no idea how much money this HDTV will save on your annual power bill--the dimming backlight introduces too many variables--but we don't expect it to be more than $50 over a standard 42-inch LCD, assuming average energy costs. Philips also built in a few other non-power-related greenie features, including lead-free materials and only "trace" amounts of mercury, which enables it to comply with strict ROHS and State of Vermont standards, respectively. And yes, even the box is made from recycled material.
The 42PFL5630D lacks the company's patented Ambilight technology, which is actually another power-saving perk since those lights draw more juice. It also lacks the high-end features such as the 120Hz technology found on its more-expensive brethren--this is strictly a mass-market TV, and one that should be more satisfying to environmentalists than any large-screen flat-panel we've seen so far.
http://www.cnettv.com/9742-1_53-31942.html
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-13855_1-984...l?tag=blogFeed
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che differenza c'è tra la versione D e la versione H nel 9603 a 32''
La versione H ha il tuner DVB-T per ricevere anche i canali in alta definizione.Citazione:
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salve sto per aquistrare questo telvisore di formato 37 o 42 per giocarci con la xbox360...ke versione consigliate tra le tre ?ke differenza vc'è?????tutti e tre hanno ambilight? garzie?
A chi interessa l' Architettura Hardware dei nuovi Philips posto alcune immagine dei diagrammi di blocco, come potete notare i nuovi Philips top di gamma dispongono di due processori principali, uno deputato ai segnali di input e i processi di encoding e decoding,
de-interlacing, noise reduction, A/V processing, PIP/DW e probabilmente il processore
in questione è il PNX8541-PNX8543.
L' altro processore è l' innovativo PNX5100, dotato di un' elevatissima tecnologia e in grado di svolgere le sottocitate funzioni, questo post-processore video è integrato e supportato a sua volta da 3 Core ALU-media-processori Trimedia:
The PNX5100 offers a unique combination of richer color, dynamic motion, sensational sharpness, deep contrast and full HD resolution. And an Automatic Picture Control tool lets you easily tailor that balance to your own requirements.
Key benefits
Superior motion sharpness technology
Full motion compensated up-conversion to 1920x1080p @ 120 Hz
HD halo reduced movie judder compensation
Vivid color management including wide color gamut
Easily accessible tooling for adjusting picture quality settings
Key features
Video output composition pipe (CPIPE), with contrast, color and sharpness enhancement functions
Three TM3271 media-processing cores
Integrated 32-bit wide DDR2 SDRAM controller
Dual LVDS input and quad LVDS output
Digital audio input and output
Key applications
Integrated digital / hybrid TV (LCD and plasma)
Wide color gamut displays
Media processing
Our PNX5100 is an advanced video picture improvement IC and the world’s first solution to combine movie judder cancellation and motion sharpness and vivid color management, in a single device. Aimed primarily at digital and hybrid flat panel televisions in the mid/high-end European, Asian and U.S. consumer markets, it complies with all relevant major industry standards.
When combined with a main TV processor, the PNX5100 allows features such as halo reduced movie judder cancellation and motion blur reduction to be performed as a feature enhancement. This advanced postprocessor also provides PiP (Picture-in-Picture) and OSD graphics insertion capabilities. Moreover, it supports high-end flat panel screen resolutions and refresh rates with formats including 1366 × 768 @ 120p and 1920 × 1080 @ 120p.
Related links
http://www.nxp.com/acrobat_download/...7/75016130.pdf
http://i31.tinypic.com/2ccq7ol.jpg
http://i31.tinypic.com/m8n0yb.jpg
http://i27.tinypic.com/2ugcls0.jpg
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Parlando del 42" più o meno le differenze sono queste:
il 5603 è dotato di Pixel Plus HD, non ha l' ambilight, non ha i 100 Hz, 5 ms di risposta, non ha la conn. VGA.......
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/4/4...10_pss_fra.pdf
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/4/4...10_dfu_fra.pdf
il 7603 a differenza è dotato del Pixel Plus 3 HD, HD Natural Motion, ha l' ambilight, 5 ms di risposta, non ha i 100 Hz,
non ha la conn VGA....... supporta HDTV MPEG4
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/4/4...10_pss_fra.pdf
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/4/4...10_dfu_fra.pdf
Il 9603 fa parte già dei top di gamma ed ha praticamente tutto il ben di Dio, Perfect Pixel HD Engine, Perfect Motion,
Amblight spectra 2 canali, pannello act. Matrix 17 bit 2ms di risposta, ha i 100 Hz, supporta formati informatici sino a 1080P, ha la conn. VGA, legge MP3 MP4, supporta MPEG4........ecc ecc
http://www.cobrason.com/data/fr/pdf/...%20ANGLAIS.pdf
Io ti consiglio il 9603 37", prezzo non esagerato ed hai tutto il ben di Dio, l' uscita forse sarà anticipata, il 32 pollici però è gia disponibile, versione D 1140 euro, il 32" di contro ha 2ms in più di risposta ma un contrasto dinamico superiore:
http://www.videoproiettori.it/catalo...oducts_id=1373
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