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Model Number:
75PUL7552/F7
Product SKU:
873651804
UPC:
609585255050
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Philips went out of business and cheap Chinese companies buy and trade this brand name. Be aware that they hide behind a familiar name deceptively.
Yep........ai says:
"The Philips company sold its television business in 2012 to TP Vision, a joint venture between Philips and Hong Kong-based TPV Technology. Many consumers are unaware that Philips no longer produces the TVs themselves and is no longer involved in production. Philips retains a 30% stake in TP Vision and receives royalties from sales."
Yep........ai says:
"The Philips company sold its television business in 2012 to TP Vision, a joint venture between Philips and Hong Kong-based TPV Technology. Many consumers are unaware that Philips no longer produces the TVs themselves and is no longer involved in production. Philips retains a 30% stake in TP Vision and receives royalties from sales."
You should only rely on AI for half baked answers....
Philips sold it's remaining 30% stake in 2014. TPV makes TV for everywhere, except North America.
Sony finally threw in the towel and will are now in the process iof setting up a minority stake in joint venture with TCL Sony should have seen the light some 15 years ago.
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"The Philips company sold its television business in 2012 to TP Vision, a joint venture between Philips and Hong Kong-based TPV Technology. Many consumers are unaware that Philips no longer produces the TVs themselves and is no longer involved in production. Philips retains a 30% stake in TP Vision and receives royalties from sales."
"The Philips company sold its television business in 2012 to TP Vision, a joint venture between Philips and Hong Kong-based TPV Technology. Many consumers are unaware that Philips no longer produces the TVs themselves and is no longer involved in production. Philips retains a 30% stake in TP Vision and receives royalties from sales."
Philips sold it's remaining 30% stake in 2014. TPV makes TV for everywhere, except North America.
https://www.whathifi.co
Philips TVs in North America were made by Funai until last year, when Funai went bankrupt. Now the license is with Skyworth.
https://www.cepro.com/briefs/skyw...-s/146829/
Sony finally threw in the towel and will are now in the process iof setting up a minority stake in joint venture with TCL Sony should have seen the light some 15 years ago.
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