Anyone here this afternoon have a Philips LCD HDTV?
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John in MA
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I need to make a call by dinner time, asking here just on the off chance someone can add any input. I have a chance to get a refurb Philips 47" or 42" LCD TV, model PFL7432d/37. Anyone here have experience with this series?
I basically have no choice in the matter other than getting an extremely unreliable plasma fixed, but I was wondering what I might expect.
I basically have no choice in the matter other than getting an extremely unreliable plasma fixed, but I was wondering what I might expect.
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John in MA wrote: »I need to make a call by dinner time, asking here just on the off chance someone can add any input. I have a chance to get a refurb Philips 47" or 42" LCD TV, model PFL7432d/37. Anyone here have experience with this series?
I basically have no choice in the matter other than getting an extremely unreliable plasma fixed, but I was wondering what I might expect.
I have a 47" LCD 1080P model (47PF9441D/37). I'm am very happy with the picture quality and features. I especially like that it has a headphone jack (most don't). I has two HDMI inputs, two component and two s-video/composite inputs. I also has a USB connection to view video or pictures and a digital coax out to feed the audio from the HDMI to an AVR.
All in all, I'm happy with my purchase. It's on par with my 32" Sharp Aquos.Driver carries only 20 dollars in ammunition
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Thanks. I ended up going with the 42" since I figure the room's on the small side. Just in time for football season. Makes me wish Brady wasn't out.