Philips 32PT9005D

The flatter tube provides a wider viewing angle while minimizing reflections for the best picture possible. The special alloy invar shadow mask helps maintain sharper focus and eliminates 'color blooming' compared to standard tubes. SDTV is the latest television signal available. In order to effectively maximize the SDTV signal, a television must incorporate signal input connectivity and circuitry design. Active Control ensure that noise and sharpness improvements are continuously made at a rate of 60 times per second. By continually adjusting picture setting over 3,000 times per minute, Active Control Plus ensures that the viewing experience is optimized. Scan velocity modulation varies the speed of the electron beam for a more finely rendered picture with improved sharpness and contrast. Incredible Surround is an audio technology from Philips that dramatically magnifies the sound field to immerse you in the audio. Using state-of-the-art electronic phase shifting, Incredible Surround mixes sounds from left and right in such a way that it expands the virtual distance between the two speakers. This wider spread greatly enhances the stereo effect and creates a more natural sound dimension. Incredible Surround allows you to experience total surround with greater depth and width of sound, without the use of additional speakers. Auto Picture button on the remote control enables onetouch selection of various preset optimized image settings to suit different TV program. Do refer to the DFU for the various Smart Picture modes. Auto Sound provides pre-defined sound settings for ultra bass, bass, treble and balance for the optimum entertainment experience. The Electronic Program Guide (EPG) will provide you with an overview, listing the program information An S-video format signal preserves the video quality better than standard video input. Component Video is the highest quality interconnection standard for analog video. It is sharper than S-video and composite video. Philips DVD recorders can record directly from component video (such as YPbPr) sources including satellite receivers