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#1
sunfish - Posted 5:58 pm PDT 10/11/09 (122 Posts)
"Add item to cart to receive Blu-ray player." No mention anywhere about a Blu-ray player...and it doesn't appear in the cart.
#2
Crash And Burn - Posted 8:18 am PDT 10/12/09 (2031 Posts)
Philips? No way! If your going to jump into the 120 or 240 refresh rate world get a good one like Samsung or Sony. The higher refresh rates add image anomalies like upscaling does. Some people don't like the picture with it on with some sources. Samsung gives you the most control over this. They have separate blur and dejudder controls so you can tune it to your liking or turn it off completely.
#3
silverspork - Posted 4:10 pm PDT 10/12/09 (110 Posts)
Um.. "Hello Mr. Philips person. Yes, I'll take the TV and the warranty since I heard the TV sucks. Here, have some money."
Just buy another TV. I have a Fu.. fu... Philips and I'll never make that mistake again. Used the warranty for a "repair" which took months, didn't fix the problem, and eventually I just gave up in disgust.
Just buy another TV. I have a Fu.. fu... Philips and I'll never make that mistake again. Used the warranty for a "repair" which took months, didn't fix the problem, and eventually I just gave up in disgust.
#4
RKLE - Posted 7:36 pm PDT 10/12/09 (6375 Posts)
no phillips allowed here.
#5
beaulen - Posted 7:47 am PDT 10/13/09 (40 Posts)
My Phillips lcd tv seems fine...a little small but fine.
#6
beaulen - Posted 7:52 am PDT 10/13/09 (40 Posts)
My Phillips lcd tv seems fine...a little small but fine.
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