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Old 03-02-2002, 9:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Tx32PB50 or TX32PG50

I am looking at buying one of the above two televisions but an looking for some advice on which to choose. I am leaning towards the PB50 as it is a bit more stylish, but can someone enlighten me as to whether the Tau tube is any better than the Qunitrix F type, or are these the same tubes ?

When were these models introduced ? I wouldn't like to buy one to find that they were to be upgraded to a better model shortly afterwards..

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Old 04-02-2002, 1:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Do a search on here and you'll find a cornucopia of threads about these sets. There is a post which has this qn and Pana response, which is that all that's dif is the outer chassis. But what's missing is the similar problems they share. I had the 36pg50 - well three actually.
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Old 04-02-2002, 2:21 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Panasonic TX32PG50C no longer in production, TX32PB50C much better, but why not wait a few weeks for the new Pixel Plus Philips 32PW9617, should be worth a look.
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Old 04-02-2002, 9:32 AM   #4 (permalink)
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thats what i'm waiting to see gringottsdirect - have you seen a pic of one anywhere on the net?

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Old 04-02-2002, 9:14 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Deansimm, your local Philips dealer should have his new product information sheet by now, most won't mind letting you see it if you show an interest. Haven't seen any pictures on the net as yet, but if you know what a Philips 6515c looks like, it is very similar, ie. it doesn't have the central recessed flange styling of 9525 0r 9616, it's more plain.
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Old 04-02-2002, 10:16 PM   #6 (permalink)
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The 32pw9617 is on the philips german site,here is a translation of the blurb

The attractive really Flat broad fig. TV brings visual benefit with
100 cycles per second of PIXELS PLUSES and digitally Natural Motion on highest level. Those absolutely flat surface of the 82 cm really Flat picture tube (76 cm visibly) provides for evenly sharp pictures into the outermost corners. The new technology PIXEL PLUS creates natural flicker-free pictures in double picture resolution for a realistic representation with highest dissolution of detail and depth sharpness, been never there. At the same time the singular digitally Natural Motion technique provides for flowing natural pictures, even with extremely moved picture contents. Digitally Crystal CLEAR completes the High ends to technology package with crystal-clear pictures and natural colours. Active control optimizes constantly image definition
and contrast. The integrated environment photosensor co-ordinates thereby even the pictures on the surrounding lighting conditions.

An integrated Dolby digitally decoders with centers loudspeaker and 220 Watts of music power output from six loudspeakers (inclusive Subwoofer), rounded off with two radio Surround boxes supplies digitally Surround sound to the perfect Dolby with. The 1200 pages videotex and the electronic program magazine NexTView supply current information. More televisions on a view a second tuner offers. The highlight enables Full to dual screen, which lets two television programs run next to each other on a display.

Suitable underframe available: TZ 32-9527


Noncommittal price recommendation: EUR 2,299.99
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Old 05-02-2002, 2:00 AM   #7 (permalink)
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johnski, I'm not sure the UK model will have two tuners, I believe it will have split screen text and picture only, as 32PW9616c.
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the 36 is RRP as £2345 (.de site) , this will obviously be cheaper online. And will no doubt have a hole new bunch of threads - assuming it aint as good as hyped!?
I was expecting it to be picture frame styled as one site online suggested. The pixel plus renderering is interesting indeed with claims of enhancing any input.
I've been keen on the rather expensive Loewe 40 but I'm going to see just what this cheaper trickster is capable of. Hopefully it won't be an X rated digital nasty.
Well done on spotting the tv on the .de site gringottsdirect. That blonde model on the tv page is worth the trip! Interseting how the tech specs list 4 euro av connection ports, but I suppose one will be the s-video parked at the front no doubt.
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Old 05-02-2002, 7:41 PM   #9 (permalink)
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thanks for the info & pics there johnski

does it give the dimensions for the tv & cabinet?

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schwiing!

sch-wiing! not wrong about that blonde! hehehe! Tv aint bad either...
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Old 05-02-2002, 11:46 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Question When do we get em?

Any1 have any idea when the Philips 32PW9617 is due for release over here?

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Old 06-02-2002, 12:14 AM   #12 (permalink)
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deansimm, no probs m8

according to the site the measurements are

84.7 cm x 54.9 cm x 53.9 cm (w x h x d)

and for those of us that prefer inches

33.375" x 21.675" x 21.25" (w x h x d)

Can't find anything on the stand

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supposedly to be released some time this month for the 32' and March for the 36' Tel boy
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Thanks for the info encaser.

I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for them.

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Old 06-02-2002, 11:45 PM   #15 (permalink)
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folks,
electrical discount uk are advertising these tv's on their website,
http://www.electricaldiscountuk.co.u...0&price_type=1


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