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Posted by guv on 05/29/06 20:52
On Mon, 29 May 2006 20:36:44 GMT, "Matt" <nospam@blueyonder.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>Indeed it is. However, I like to watch most of my movies during the dark
>>>hours with the lights off, replicating the cinema experience. Surely DVD
>>>is
>>>nothing if not trying to replicate that experience or even go several
>>>steps
>>>better. If that experience is not required then I suggest people stick
>>>with
>>>4:3 televisions, mono sound, and VHS quality picture.
>>
>> No one suggested you shouldn't improve the experience.
>>
>>>Philips ambilight television inhances the experience considerably and at
>>>no
>>>real extra charge as it is priced within the normal parameters for a TV of
>>>this size and definition.
>>
>> Thats your opinion and one that isnt shared by other manufactures,
>> else they would have introduced their own variation, but one that you
>> are entitled to nonetheless.
>>
>>>What I take umbrage at is people (and I'm not necessarily meaning you
>>>Gareth) who have never experienced the television in this way slagging it
>>>off. Also the ambilight feature has an on/off button so if you don't want
>>>it
>>>on dont turn it on.
>>
>> You are taking it too personally.
>
>Wasnt refering to you.
And you say you wasnt referring to Gareth either? Not that it matters.
>Now you are the one taking it too personally
No, I am giving my opinion and have said you are entitled to your own.
I note you have replied twice to this post. My only comment would be
that saying that there wasnt much difference, sounds like you are
suggesting the PX60 was better - but not enough to convince you and
you liked the backlight feature?
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