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Old 01-26-2006, 02:54 AM   #3
Ward Cleaver
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"As for the TV, I'm surprised it's made in Belgium. I wasn't aware of any LCD glass factories there...I thought LG was making Philips LCD glass?"
To be more exact, the LCD glass manufacturer is "LG Philips," a joint venture between LG and Royal Philips of the Netherlands.
LG has a 38% share in the venture and Royal Philips of the Netherlands has a 62% share.
Its main competitor in LCD glass is Samsung...however, LG Philips has the largest global market share.

Also, there is more electronics involved in the manufacture of an HD television than only the LCD glass...and yes, the television is indeed "Made in Belgium," per the manufacturer's label on the back of the television.
I'll post a picture of the label later this morning.

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"Is this the TV you got? Looks pretty nice if so...."
http://www.store.philips.com/b2c_re...DIRECT#features
Thanks for the kudos. Mine looks almost identical to the model you linked to. However, the model you linked to is the 42PF-9730A, mine is the 42PF-9830A. http://www.consumer.philips.com/cons...ESHQVHKFSEKI5P

I will address your response concerning the Monster HDMI cable in a seperate thread.

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-Ward
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The ATSC (the body whch sets the standards for HDTV) recognizes only two standards for HDTV...1280 x 720 and 1920 x 1080 www.atsc.org
The ATSC standards for HDTV are recognized by the FCC.

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