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Hands on: Philips OLED+984 TV review

Hands on: Philips OLED+984 TV review

Posted on September 7, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

An AV showstopper with a price to match

Philips and Bowers & Wilkins’ partnership got off to a flying start late last year with the companies’ co-creation of the five-star Philips OLED903 TV, which married the former brand’s picture know-how with the latter’s audio expertise to impressive effect. This year that progressed to see B&W sort the sound for Philips’ flagship 8804 LCD model too, and now just seven months later we are at the IFA 2019 convention eyeing up the third and fourth fruits of that labour.
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