Ambilight Explained

A short demonstration of Philips Ambilight Technology. See how Ambilight improves your viewing experience.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Ambi
• Ambilight
• Philips
• Phillips
• LCD
• Plasma
• HDTV
• 1080p
• 720p
• 768p
• High
• Def
• Backlighting
• lighting
• eye
• strain
• movie
• movies

[halo2710]

once you have it, all tv's you view that dont have it seem cheap. Its a legit and powerful experience.

[fireshot22]

THANK you!! Now i nsee how eye strain is caused. Rather than spending like $1000+ on a tv like this, I'll go out and buy some Dioder led ambient lighting strips from Ikea. ^.^

thx man

[13ZAAP37]

@Shintsu2 once you try it in person you'll understand, i think it's amazing, just don't get it from philips

and i'm like 9 months late on this oh well

[Shintsu2]

What a stupid gimmick...it's neat if you like staring at the wall while you're watching a movie, but this is not something I'd ever feel like I'm missing out by not having...wouldn't be worth it to buy low quality Philips anyway, especially not for something so gimmicky. They should make the slogan "Ambilight: The TV for ricers" what with all the extra unnecessary lighting.

[xanyd]

@halo2710 Couldn't agree more with you. Everytime i visit a friends place to watch a movie it makes me sad to not have the ambilight effect.

Then as i get home, i get a big big smile when i turn my tv on :)

[qoohkLive7]

how come they don't sell ambilight in USA anymore??

:(

[mmoby1]

confuse to choose Sony Bravia or Philips Aurea Ambilight

[ie210]

exactly. i bet you when you play halo 3 and you keep killing people, it will really distract and hurt your eyes with red and green changes really quickly. it might even jam the tv.

[lokeshch]

Hey I brought 42' ambilight, the major problem is my back wall behind the Panel is Megenta and I can't see changes in ambilight color. do you suggest to have white wall behind the TV?