Philips PFL74x2 (2007) Series

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Excellent menu setup Cool ambient light feature

Mediocre picture quality

Philips's remote is long, thin, and backlit, and it has plenty of empty space around its few buttons. But that ease of use comes at a cost: The remote isn't programmable

First buy into the HDTV scene and I couldn't be happier! What a great price! The installation was super easy. The stand for the T.V is definitely no joke. My XBox looks AMAZING pumping though the HDMI! The menu screen is so friendly, video and audio...

I didn't get one earlier, lol

The Philips 42PFL7422D is my first venture into LCD televisions and I couldn't be more pleased. Setup is EXTREMLY easy as the set runs you through a series of screen shots and asks you to pick the one that looks best to you to fine tune the set on...

The remote looks a feels cheap, Philips could have done better. I recommend you look into a good universal such as a Logitech Harmony if you buy this set. Startup is somewhat slow, but not a show stopper. I estimate 5 to 10 seconds. I would have liked...

Bright , clear image with any of the inputs. Color and contrast is way better than most other LCD's at this price , and speaking of inputs it has every thing you need for most game consoles and other home theater devices. And i actually don't mind the...

Here's why it doesn't get 5 eggs , Ghosting! it something i thought I'd never see since the last 42" 1080p Westinghouse had a 8ms pixel refresh rate and had absolutely zero ghosting yet this Philips has a 5ms refresh rate and i see it on most of my...

Great image quality, when I bought it there was a $100 MIR and instant $100 discount as well. All the connections you'd ever need except DVI/VGA. Very easy to use interface, the contrast/sharpness and perfect pixel HD functions are very good. You go...

I see a little bit of ghosting when playing games from my HTPC on it. For your average user, you won't notice a whole lot, but having been there and done that, I would've expected a little better, but it's not a dealbreaker by any means. Backlighting...