Wi-Fi Miracast™—mirror your smartphone screen to your TV

Mirror what you see on your smart device and share it with friends and family on your TV. From photos to videos, games and more, mirror anything from your smartphone and tablet to your big screen with a simple command.

Skype™ brings people together (camera optional)

Add a new dimension to your calls and share experiences with the people that matter to you, wherever they are.

With Skype™ on your TV, make voice and video calls from your living room. Just connect the optional Philips TV camera (PTA317) to your TV and enjoy excellent video and sound quality from the comfort of your couch.

Cloud Explorer and Dropbox™: share directly to the big screen

Cloud Explorer makes sharing easy by allowing you to access your Dropbox™ account via your TV.

Easily pull and view any content you have stored online onto your TV screen. Why not spread the joy? Simply upload and view content from shared Dropbox™ accounts with friends and family around the world.

Multiroom client—view live TV and recordings from another TV

Multiply your viewing pleasure. Create an in-house network that lets you watch programs wherever you choose by receiving a signal from a Philips server TV elsewhere in your house. Once connected, you can pull digital broadcast TV and recordings from the server TV to the client TV, all without laying new cables or spending more money on multiple subscriptions.

Digital Natural Motion for smooth moving images

You love action movies, sporting events, and gaming, but demand the very best image possible. Digital Natural Motion is a Philips award-winning motion enhancement technology that diminishes judder, providing excellent sharpness and the smoothest, most fluid picture imaginable.

600Hz PMR for flawless moving images

Nothing beats the adrenaline rush of gaming, fast-paced sporting events or action films. That's why this Philips TV has 600Hz Perfect Motion Rate; so you’ll enjoy flawless moving images. Because even though your pulse may jump, the image you’re watching shouldn’t