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These two stereo sound systems were created by Philips' Spanish design team. Both the "MCi900" and the "MCD900" are made of a single piece of aluminum.

The design of the two devices allows them to generate a more natural sound.

Both sound systems have a built-in CD player and USB socket. In addition, they feature a pair of speakers, 100 watts of amplification, as well as free floating tweeters.

n order to solve this problem, one of the world's biggest electronics companies with headquarters in the Netherlands, Philips, created the Cinema 21:9, which is in fact an LCD TV that is cinema proportioned. According to the company's representatives the Cinema 21:9 is the first cinema proportioned LCD TV in the world

Those who switched from the usual 4:3 TV to a widescreen with an aspect ratio 16:9 were still rather frustrated by seeing the big black borders on the top and bottom of the screen while watching a movie.

In order to solve this problem, one of the world's biggest electronics companies with headquarters in the Netherlands, Philips, created the Cinema 21:9, which is in fact an LCD TV that is cinema proportioned. According to the company's representatives the Cinema 21:9 is the first cinema proportioned LCD TV in the world.

olor Pronto Remote Control The Philips TSU9600 Pronto Home Control Panel Universal Remote gives you complete control of your AV entertainment, lighting and music throughout your entire home. Flush-mounted display means that the screen is not recessed anymore, but instead flows smoothly with the casing.

Recently the Dutch electronics giant, Philips, unveiled its Xenium X530 flip phone. In fact, the phone was created by a Chinese company that acquired the mobile division of the Netherlands-based company.

Because the mobile phone is part of the Xenium series, the X530 features a long-lasting battery that offers eight hours of talk time or 850 hours of stand-by time.

hilips AmbiSound Home Theater Sound Bar with Integrated 1080p-Upscaling DVD/MP3 Player Philips AmbiSound Home Theater - Sometimes the quest for home surround sound is as ignominious as seeking the holy grail. Where do you place all those speakers? Do you have to reshape the room? Philips engineers have tackled that problem.