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Philips LCD Flat TV with AmbiLight leads Wired Tools 2004 shopping list - and mine :-)

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Sun, 12/05/2004 - 01:08 — Christoph C. Cemper

The coolest geek shopping list ever – 129 of the best screens, cams, phones, games and gadgets of the year

Wired 12.12: Wired Tools 2004

And indeed the screen category is led by the Philips LCD Flat TV with Ambilight feature…

Quote:

Philips' latest flat screens come with a lighting array on the rear panel, which projects subtle radiance around your viewing area. The 42-inch, 1,366 × 768-resolution LCD is the most versatile for film buffs and gamers. Bonus: When the TV is off, you can set the Ambilight to Continuous Glow for a superlative bachelor-pad vibe.

How did they figure out that I am about to buy that screen ? ok – I take the 37 inch for less than half the price, but hey… a good hit I guess…

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