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Philips 32PFL5403D

Caractéristiques
Screen size32 inches
Resolution1366 x 768
HD compatibility (1080i/720p)Oui
HD Ready certificationOui
Brightness500 cd/m²
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Contrast ratio30000:1
Viewing angles (H+V)176° / 176°
Response time6 ms
Sound level2 x 15 Watt RMS
ConnectivityHDMI (x3) • Péritel (x2) • YUVS-Vidéo • Composite
Dimensions (LxHxW)819 x 579 x 220 mm
Weight16 kg
TypeLCD
3Dno
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Vincent Lheur
Test date: March 12, 2009
Our settings

Black levels: 0.15 cd/m² (*)
ANSI contrast: 1479:1 (*)
White levels (Max): 265 cd/m²
Gamma (Av): 0.99
DeltaE on PC: 5.7

(*) without calibrating the white at 150 cd/m² because of an automatic setting on the TV (impossible to disactivate this).

Using the best settings for watching a movie. Cineam mode is generally the one we use. Wherever possible, we set the white levels at 150 cd/ cd/m², Although, obviously, we measure the maximum brightness of white separately.

This television is the “D” version of the 32 inch screen that we have tested: the 32PFL5403H.

Here though there is no HD compatible TNT tuner. You have to settle for standard TNT or analogue… while it is still broadcast.

Otherwise, it is identical in terms of spec, panel and electronics. Only the brightness can vary very slightly, modifying the contrast. According to our tests, and the manufacturers we have asked, the results of one size can easily be extrapolated to identical models of different sizes.
Pluses

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Good brightness

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Good contrast with a dynamic mode that modifies the gamma curve

Minuses

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Impossible to get an ideal gamma (can’t disactivate dynamic setting)

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Image lacks precision

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Colours are a little less good than for most TVs

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No TNT HD tuner

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A television that can’t keep its hands (automatic settings) off the source image, and doesn’t let the viewer disactivate these filters. No HD TNT tuner!

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