Just a few days before CES 2019 is scheduled to kick off, Funai has announced a new pair of Philips 4K TVs. With these new televisions, Philips will be bringing its Android TV support to the US.

At the Consumer Electronic Expo earlier this week, Funai, the company that ... In addition to ultra-sharp 4K resolution, the TV includes Philips’s third-generation P5 processor that will upscale ...

Funai is a long-time manufacturing partner for Philips and had licensed Philips’ former Sylvania brand for LCD TVs and other products in North America from Siemens. Funai also produced Magnavox and ...

So don't expect it to turn up in the Stateside, as the Philips TV brand there is owned by Funai. The set itself is a 65-inch 4K Ultra HD model. As yet, it's the first in a series of one single ...

GM of Funai’ Electric’s overseas product planning department. Select Philips TVs already support HDR 10 and Dolby Vision. ATSC 3.0: IP-based ATSC 3.0 promises an effective bandwidth boost of 4X or ...

Like Philips’ excellent OLED TVs, which we had the chance to check out at IFA 2019. However, if recent reports emerging from CES 2020 are accurate, that’s about to change: Funai, the company ...

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Funai Electric Co. has acquired the North American rights to the liquid crystal display television division of Royal Philips Electronics NV, effectively giving it ...

The Philips brand, however, will still be on display at the Las Vegas Convention Center, thanks to the expanded presence of Funai--the Japanese company that will be producing TVs sold in North ...

There are a lot of outstanding TV brands on the market today, but there are few that have been around as long, or that have managed to maintain such a high reputation for reliability as Philips.

It worked great, but I was quite excited when Roku offered to let me test out one of the new Philips 4K QLED Roku smart TVs announced last month. Part of it was I wanted to see how much better a QLED ...

But few corporations can persevere for that long and remain unchanged. Philips no longer handles the production and distribution of the televisions that bear the company's name. Instead, it has ...