Philips breaks new ground in the realm of home entertainment with the world’s first cinema-proportioned LCD television. Cinema 21:9 lets you enjoy movies as you would in the cinema and just as the ...

Philips has just taken the wraps off some of the new TVs it’s going to be introducing into Europe in the next six months. Heading up the newly announced models will be 805 and 855 OLED TVs. Available ...

Philips showed off some really impressive LCD TVs with their new Ambilight technology. Ambilight technology is an advanced lighting system that provides emotive environment lighting and enhanced ...

New York — Philips-branded TVs and Blu-ray Disc players once again appeared at the company’s Christmas in June press event staged Tuesday by the traditional Philips Consumer Lifestyles company, even ...

Philips has released details of a new range of LCD TVs which will feature a massive 21:9 aspect ratio, giving you a cinema viewing experience in your home. These new LCD TVs will be able to deliver ...

Where have you been all my life? Ambilight TVs are awesome for that amazing halo that flows around the edges of the screen. It’s partly why Philips is one of the major LCD sellers in the US, and why I ...

Philips used a Holidays in June media event here to take the wraps off its revised 2007 flat-panel TV line featuring expanded 1080p models, including versions with 120Hz refresh-rate technology and ...

Royal Philips Electronics today announced its latest class-D amplifier for flat televisions, the TDA8931T, designed to allow manufacturers to develop flat TVs with very high audio power and sound ...

BEIJING - Local media is speculating that Dutch electronics giant Royal Philips Electronics is mulling whether to sell its LCD TV business in the Chinese market to Hong Kong-listed TPV Technology ...

12 September 2006 Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Royal Philips Electronics maintained its top spot as the leader in liquid crystal display (LCD) TV sales worldwide, according to a U.S.-based display ...

Royal Philips Electronics, apparently sick of the hyper-competitive nature of TV sales which results in ultra-low profit margins, will no longer manufacture televisions for sale in the United States ...