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Philips Cinema 21:9 HDTV reviewed: “superb”

, Jun 23rd 2009 Discuss [1]

When your HDTV is a one-of-a-kind ultrawide 56-inch display with a £4,500 ($7,318) price tag, you'd better hope it rates well in reviews.  Thankfully Philips' indecently broad Cinema 21:9 56PFL9954H does just that; according to TechRadar, the 1080p high-def set delivers "the best aspects of the finest sets" they've ever seen. Read The Full Story

Philips Lumiblade OLED panels get first-look

, May 18th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips have begun taking pre-orders for their Lumiblade OLED panels, and the first delivery has arrived over at OLED-Info.  Intended for DIY lighting projects, the panels are pretty basic: the blue square OLED measures 43.7 x 47.4 mm, while the white freeform panel is 39.4m x 73.1 mm.  Each has a driver box with dimmer and power switch, and puts out 1,000 cd/m2 brightness.   Video of the OLED lighting panels after the cut Read The Full Story

Philips Luminaire Chandelier OLED concept video demo

, Apr 24th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips are continuing their assault on traditional bulbs with the launch of two concept OLED lights, the first a compact table lamp and the second a more impressive chandelier.  Both systems use the company's Lumiblade OLED panels, which offer cool-to-the-touch, pure white illumination. The Philips Luminaire Chandelier consists of five OLED 'blades' balanced out from a thin central pole.  Light from the Lumiblades increases as movement around the chandelier is recognized.  Video demo of the OLED lighting after the cut Read The Full Story

Philips shows off Lumiblade, new OLED applications

, Apr 17th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips may be out of the TV Game in North America, but they're busy finding new and crazy ways to manipulate OLED's into awesomes designs and shapes. The experiments by Philips demonstrates the wide application of OLED's and possibilities for future products. Given their lightweight and thin nature, OLED's are capable of being utilized in many different ways, not just televisions. Read The Full Story

PC makers still emitting high carbon emissions

, Mar 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

Greenpeace is known for their environmental work around the world, but they also release tech industry rankings each quarter that show how individual companies are doing in terms of reducing their carbon footprints. Read The Full Story

Philips Xenium X810 3.2MP touchscreen EDGE phone

, Mar 17th 2009 Discuss [0]

A touchscreen quadband GSM cellphone from Philips has leaked, marking a change in design direction for the company.  The Philips Xenium X810 has a 240 x 400 TFT touchscreen and what looks to be a panel of touch-sensitive buttons underneath, together with a 3.2-megapixel camera with flash. Read The Full Story

Philips GoGear Spark PMPs with OLED display

, Mar 5th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips has rolled out a new range of super-compact PMPs, the Philips GoGear Spark.  Each measuring 41 x 41 x 15 mm and featuring an OLED display, the new PMPs are available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities, as well as with optional FM tuners. Read The Full Story

Blu-ray founders proposed cheaper Blu-ray royalties and simplified licensing process

, Feb 25th 2009 Discuss [0]

Back in October Macbook event, Steve Job expressed his view on Blu-ray’s gimmick as a “bag of hunt”, its licensing were too complex and the company hinted to wait on prices to fall further before entering the market. Job was right about the complication; and today, the founders of Blu-ray have revealed plan to unify the Blu-ray standard licensing, which would result in much simplified registering process and lower Blu-ray products cost, by as much as 40 percent less. Read The Full Story

Philips 21:9 52-inch LCD gets priced and dated in UK

, Feb 20th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips is on the roll with technology headline today, says my News Reader – their Glasses-Free 3D technology gains support in US, and its first NET TV are debuting in UK. This one wouldn’t top the last two, but a follow-up to another Philips product that’ve been captivating Home Cinema fans worldwide since it broke cover. Philips has priced out the unprecedented 21:9 Cinema LCD and announced a June release in UK. The 52-inch ultra wide Cinema display will cost you €4000 (£3535/$5044), It’s slightly expensive for nowadays cost per viewing inch displays but none of them offer you a true anamorphic widescreen aspect like the Philips. Traditionally, AV equipments are retailed more in Europe than here, don’t be surprise to see a $4000 or less suggested retail when the 52-inch 21:9 makes its way to US.

3DFusion makes wave with glasses-free 3D display

, Feb 20th 2009 Discuss [1]

The increasingly popular stereoscopic 3D technologies are everywhere, from live sport, PC and gaming console to the upcoming Blu-ray equipped player, but all of them require wearing a stereoscopic glasses that many have reluctant to try. It’s not about appearance, though it looks silly in some way, but what happen you’ve lost the glasses when the entertainment is calling on you? 3DFusion has the answer, how about a GLASSES-FREE 3D display? Read The Full Story

Philips NET TV breaks cover in UK

, Feb 20th 2009 Discuss [0]

Philips has today unveiled an Internet-based TV service, NET TV, to be available in UK. Initial rollout targets its high-end TVs lineup (series 8000-9000, and recently announced Cinema 21:9 ), enabling partnered internet contents to be displayed and browsed though a user-friendly and a simplified web-TV layout. Read The Full Story

amBX ambient light & rumble tech coming to PS3

, Feb 5th 2009 Discuss [0]

amBX, the Philips Ambilight spin-off, have announced that they and Sony have signed a deal that will see real-world sensory experiences - for instance light, colour, rumble and air flow - used by the PS3.  The agreement will see amBX technology made compatible with Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) hardware, so that upcoming games, music, movies, Internet and TV content will work with licensed amBX peripherals. Read The Full Story
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