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Philips has quietly dropped its advanced, blinking fluorescent backlights for flat televisions, and will instead focus on LED backlights which are smaller, the Dutch electronics group said on Monday.

For my tenth birthday I think I probably got a Transformer. Philips is obviously a tad more generous, and is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Ambilight technology with three new 1080p sets that ...

The Philips Evnia 32M2N6800M is a powerhouse when it comes to color quality. Its MiniLED backlight, combined with a 10-bit color depth (8-bit + FRC), ensures a rich and realistic color experience. The ...

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Last week, Philips launched the Evnia 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate and a WQHD resolution. Now, the company has launched a new high-end professional monitor called the ...

We can't say for certain that this is the Essence TV we heard rumored last week, but we wouldn't be shocked one iota if it were. The Philips 42PFL9803, which has actually be around in at least name ...

Philips has unveiled its latest 7000, 8000 and 9000 Series TVs for 2010. Although the series offer varying degrees of technological goodness they do share some things in common. All the new sets ...

Taiwan-based Ya Hsin Industrial has received orders from Philips for LED-backlit TVs, with shipments expected to start by the end of the first quarter 2007, according to the Chinese-language Economic ...

Ever since Philips debuted Ambilight, it’s been the go-to for anyone wanting their telly’s onscreen action to spill out into the wider room. My 4K TV is from a different brand, but that doesn’t mean ...

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Philips has quietly dropped its advanced, blinking fluorescent backlights for flat televisions, and will instead focus on LED backlights which are smaller, the Dutch electronics ...