Thank you Andy, please note that this is the 3rd generation of p5 with DV and roughly 20 percent improvement versus 2018 generation 2
Thank you Andy, please note that this is the 3rd generation of p5 with DV and roughly 20 percent improvement versus 2018 generation 2
No info so far about hdmi 2.1 and don’t expect any from Philips
The interesting news amongst others is that LCD fald with DV and b&w sound...
Really? Please explain as it is the same for me. Did I miss something ?Direct lit and fald are two different beasts. No mention of fald anywhere that I’ve seen.... inc Dutch news sites.
Really? Please explain as it is the same for me. Did I miss something ?
Direct lid is opposite to edge lid...
Dont apologies, i really didn’t know that. Tells you that you learn everydayDirect lit can be with or without fald. So the latter has no zones just the sheet of LEDs behind the lcd screen. Hisense 6 series is direct lit, for example.
Sorry - I should have been clearer before
A mid range set called The One. Did something get lost in translation?!
A mid range set called The One. Did something get lost in translation?!
Have not seen Philips TVs , certainly not in the main retailers John Lewis, or Richer Sounds. some Philips in Currys but not large ones.
Edge lit LED is not a major problem if done properly. But there has only ever been one TV that I know of where it has been implemented properly so you can pretty much guarantee it wont be. 400 nits would be an absolute joke if that is true.Ok, articles are coming now:
3. Lcd series 8 is only one with b&w sound like 903 lcd. 400 nits and edge led. Please someone tell Philips it is missing 1000 nits extra for lcd and fald...LCD is a massive LETDOWN
I hope they forgot 1000 in the articleEdge lit LED is not a major problem if done properly. But there has only ever been one TV that I know of where it has been implemented properly so you can pretty much guarantee it wont be. 400 nits would be an absolute joke if that is true.
I totally agree. I bought my first Sony TV, the xe90 because it was FALD. But the implementation although decent was still not as good as their next TV up which is edge lit. So although I totally agree that a top end TV should be using FALD tech, but Sony showed that a very good edge lit implementation can perform a lot better than FALD if there aren't enough zones.I hope they forgot 1000 in the article
They could at least have tried edge lid but really a top of the range lcd should be fald and they know it
I think I just might agree with you thereSony X930e is Edge lit and is amongst the best TV for HDR.
the Sony X930e is different !Sony X930e is Edge lit and is amongst the best TV for HDR.
No HDMI 2.1 on the 2019 sets, just like most of the other manufacturers.No mention of the HDMI chipset version? Could be a contender if 2.1.
The 8804 will have a direct LED backlight with 16 dimming zones.Direct lit and fald are two different beasts. No mention of fald anywhere that I’ve seen.... inc Dutch news sites.
We knowthe Sony X930e is different !
""One of the most ingenious new TV technologies of 2016 was Sony’s Slim Backlight Drive. It put two sets of edge-mounted LEDs and two separate LED light plates in sequence to double the number of individually controllable light zones possible with an edge LED lighting system.""
Sony Bravia XBR-55X930E review | TechRadar
Sony XD9305 Ultra HD LED TV: Slim Backlight Drive System
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