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List price as of Aug 4, 2009:
S$9999
S$9999
CNET Asia Review
Excellent
The good: Clear and rich pictures; 21:9 mode eliminates letterbox bars; excellent sound quality; IDTV; YouTube video playback; onboard Web browser; DLNA network multimedia streaming; 802.11b/g Wi-Fi-enabled; five 24p-ready HDMI inputs; unique Ambilight ambient lighting. 8
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The bad: Occasional motion artifacts; slow Web services; image cropping for 4:3 and 16:9 content; extremely pricey for an LCD TV without LED lighting; slow 7-second TV bootup time.
The bottom line: Watching ultra-wide movies is a treat on the new Philips Cinema 21:9. But for everything else, you should just settle for a regular 16:9 HDTV which costs a lot less.
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PhilipWong:
Thanks for the feedback. Will take note and improve.
freshjiyan:
the way he talk really kills me ..
what i can hear is just .. the new philips ... 21 ...
Zagatos:
What an awesome lcd!!! 21:9 and ambilight is just innovation at its best , way to go phillips!!!
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