Best LCD TV - The Philips 42PFL8404

Hey everyoneand detailed but the occasional picture lags and flickers
Today's choice of review on best LCD TVs...Thedo just enough to spoil the experience and ruin its
Philips 42PFL8404 LCD HDTV.chance of gaining the tag of best 42 LCD TV!
The Philips 42PFL8404 is a stunning piece of kit. ItNow maybe I am being a little harsh when comparing
possesses a bezel that is less than one inch thick thatthe Philips 42PFL8404 to its more expensive brothers,
pretends to placing all the emphasis on the picture butbecause they are more expensive. A lot more
is really saying look at me....I'm beautiful! We have beenexpensive! The Philips 42PFL8404 was released at
so used to thick picture frame designs that it is£1,100 which is a least half the price of an LCD
certainly refreshing to see a minimalistic approachin the 9000 series.
when designing an LCD TV.How about its connections? One word..comprehensive!
So it looks great off, but whats it like when you turn itWhat ever you need the Philips 42PFL8404 has! 4
on?!HDMI's, 2 RGB Scarts, USB slot that plays virtually all
Unfortunately, for reasons unbeknown to me butmultimedia file formats and even an Ethernet port to
probably as always based on price, the processingaccess Philips unique full Internet access. The only
system is not the renowned "Perfect Pixel HDproblem with all this option is they all had to be
system" that has blown away all competition on theincorporated into the menu which means unfortunately
9000 series. Instead we are given the "Pixel Precisethe menu is a nightmare to navigate and change the
HD". Now being able to speak English, I am immediatelyspecs to your suiting.
given the impression that what I am about to see isSo what do I think of the Philips 42PFL8404? Best 42
not going to be as good as the picture with theLCD TV? Not quite....Its impressive....but only in some
"Prefect Pixel HD system"...why....because in my worldareas! It looks great, it has tonnes of features and
precise is never as good as perfect!!! Maybeconnections and the picture is incredibly detailed. But at
something for the marketing bods at Philips to think£1,100 I cant help feeling there should be
about next time they are naming their products.something more...there just isn't that star quality that
But all joking aside, the "precise" is not as good as themakes it stand out I'm afraid.
"perfect", it just can not quite deal with motion as itsMy recommendation...save up and buy a 9000 series
perfect brother! Dont get me wrong, its good, its verywith the "perfect" processing system!
good..but its not perfect! The picture is incredibly sharp