Philips 7000 Series leads the company's smart TV charge
Philips have revealed their 2012 Smart TV line-up, pushing web connected online content into screens as small as 19 inches.
Top of the range is the 7000 Series, available in 40, 46 and 55-inch sizes. The screens use active shutter 3D tech, have five HDMI ports, smart TV functionality, three USB ports, both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity and come complete with 20W speakers and two-sided Ambilight for a room-filling light show glow.
Next down the range is the 6000 Series, available in 32, 37, 42, 47 and 55 inch sizes. The 6000 Series uses passive 3D tech, has four HDMI ports, smart TV functionality, again three USB ports and 12W speakers.
Hitting the mid-range is the 4000 range. It drops the 3D tech, but keeps four HDMIs, three USBs, and Wi-Fi smart connectivity. Sizes range from 32, 37, 42 and 47 inches.
Lower again is the 3500 Series, the cheapest of the batch to house Smart TV functionality. Sizes range from 19 inches to 42 inches. 720p and 1080p variants are available, but you’ll need an optional Wi-Fi adapter for wire-free web access on the telly.
If web connectivity and 3D tech aren’t important to you, then check out the 3000 Series. Sizes go from 19 to 42 inches, with three HDMI ports and one USB.
All due in Q2 2012, pricing has yet to be announced.
