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The First Wave of Philips HDTVs Release in Europe
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Several months ago, Philips unveiled their 2012 HDTV lineup. Today, it was announced that the first wave of HDTVs are beginning to hit the retail market. The company has three series now available, the 4007, 5507, and 6007 series. The downside though is that they are only available in Europe at the moment. The company has yet to release their flagship TVs, but the 6007 series is a close second. It includes four HDMI ports and range in size from 32 to 55 inches, diagonally. Unfortunately the company has yet to announce retail prices or when the TVs will receive a global release.
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Philips PicoPix 2480 projects 120-inch images
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Plug the Philips PicoPix 2480 into your laptop, smartphone, camera or tablet and you’ll be able to project your content up to 120 inches in size.
While smartphones and tablets try to establish ways of transferring their content on to a bigger screen, Philips has gone old school.
Compact enough to fit in a small bag, the PicoPix 2480 has USB, HDMI, VGA, component and composite connectivity, an SD/SDHC slot and 2GB of internal memory.
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Philips announce PicoPix 2480 pico projector
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While some are actively working on putting mini projectors in a phone, you can still rush out and buy a pico projector if you’re filled with such a desire. Philips has today announced that they’re launching a new pico projector in its range, the PPX2480. You’ll find the same features that you can expect from other projectors in the range, although it looks like Philips will be aiming this at the top end of its line.
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Philips ErgoSensor Monitor scolds you for slouching
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Philips has launched a new display that tracks user-attention and can make posture suggestions – or even turn off completely – if the observer isn’t ergonomically ideal. The ErgoSensor Monitor is a 24-inch 1920 x 1080 LCD with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and integrated stereo speakers, but it’s the ErgoSense system itself that’s most interesting. It relies on an embedded sensor to give optimal viewing distance, ergonomic neck angle and a time break advice.
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Philips Announces the 241P4LRY 'ErgoSensor' Monitor
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Philips has now introduced the 24-inch Brilliance 241P4LRY, its very first monitor to feature the ErgoSensor technology which not only saves power but also helps the user have a healthier experience. To cut power draw (by up to 80%), the ErgoSensor will turn off the monitor when no one is in front of it, while to ensure better ergonomics it will advise the user on neck posture, optimal viewing distance and will suggest breaks at regular intervals.
The 241P4LRY features WLED backlighting, a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a 5 ms response time, 250 cd/m2 maximum brightness, a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (20,000,000:1 SmartContrast), D-Sub, DVI and DisplayPort connectivity, four USB 2.0 ...
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LG, Sharp and Philips to build developer's kit, create Smart TV app standard
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A triumvirate of television titans -- LG, Sharp and Philips -- are joining forces to create a development kit, defining a common standard for their Smart TV apps. The power play addresses the problem of fragmentation, since developers will only need to make one version of an app for it to work across all three of the 'tubes operating systems. Based on open standards like HTML5, CE-HTML and HbbTV, developers should get their hands on a beta version by early October, with the finalized version due by the end of the year. The better question now is whether the Romanesque trio can drum up enough developer support to beat out competitors in an app-tastic coup d'etat, or if the likes of Vizio, Son...
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Philips Announces New HD Monitors at IFA 2011
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Philips will be unveiling brand new HD monitors this week at IFA. Among them is the new “Ergosensor” screens, which features technology that can analyze the user’s working postion in front of the screen and give suggestions on ergonomic. Another model that will be released is the Moda monitor, which will feature a new LightFrame technology. This screen has a bezel that can emit a cool blue light to help stimulate the user’s vision. Lastly, the company will debut a new 27 inch 3D monitor that is designed for gamers. The screen will include a pair of 3D glasses. All of these screens will be on display this week at the 2011 IFA in Hall 22.
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I Hope These Philips Headphones Sound as Good as They Look
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I hope we see these Philips Fidelio L1 headphones—debuted at the IFA Conference in Berlin—in the U.S., because they just look so nice. Made of leather, aluminum and memory foam, these headphones mix retro inspiration with clean, modern lines.
Philips hasn't really been a high-end manufacturer of anything for awhile now, so who knows how good they'll actually sound. But the company says that their semi-open-back headphones will have 40mm drivers that were designed and calibrated by the Philips Golden Ears panel of specialists. (QUALITY IMPLIED. We'll see about that.)
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Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative adds TCL, Sharp, Philips and Toshiba
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Early August Panasonic Corporation, Samsung Electronics, Sony Corporation and X6D Limited (XPAND 3D) announced the Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative. Now the group announces that TCL, Sharp, Philips and Toshiba join as well. LG is still absent because of their focus on passive 3D glasses.
The companies intend to work together on the development and licensing of radio frequency (RF) system 3D active glasses technology, including RF system protocols between consumer 3D active glasses and 3D displays such as televisions, personal computers, projectors and 3D theaters with XPAND active shutter glasses. The standardization will also include multiple types of infrared (IR) system protocols between 3D ...
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Philips Announces Partnershp with Videociety
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Philips announced recently that their NET TV platform has a new video on demand service. The new service will allow the Videociety’s movie rental app access to the service and offer their movie library in HD. In addition to HD quality, the movies will also include Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. There will be a selection of both classical and new movies. Customers will have the option of renting movies for a 24 or a 48 hour period. Right now, the service will be available in Germany and Austria.
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Philips Unveils New HD Monitors
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Philips announced today two more HD monitors that will be releasing soon, the 248C3LHSB and the 228C3LHSB. These displays measure at 24 and 22 inches, respectively and both feature full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and a 20000000:1 smart contrast ratio. The monitors include dual HDMI ports in order to allow them to be connected to PCs, Blu-ray players, and gaming consoles as well. Both screens have a 2ms response time, which is excellent for gaming. They also support a sleek look that is due to LED edge lighting. Philips is expecting to release both displays within the next few weeks. Retail prices will be £199 ($324) and £169 ($275).
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Philips Releases 221TE2LB/00 HD Monitor
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Philips has announced their latest HD monitor, the 221TE2LB/00. The surprise feature though is that this screen can double as an HDTV with the help of a built in TV tuner. Other connections include HD...
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Philips spins off TV business
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New Philips CEO Frans van Houten has made his first move to turn the company’s dipping profits around, spinning off the company’s loss making TV business. Hong-Kong display manufacturer TPV has taken ...
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Philips doubles up with both passive and active 3D TVs, new Blu-ray players in Europe
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We got a peek at what the Philips/Funai combo has in store for North America during CES, but at today's Philips Pulse event in
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Philips Announces 58PFL9955H/12 HDTV Coming to USA This Year
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Last year you may have heard about the Philips 58PFL9955H/12 3DTV that was released in Europe. Today, the company has announced that this TV will be making its way to the USA later this year.
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