Really? Have you been living on the moon or something? What a bizarre statement...Benedict_Arnold said:I mean, I don't think I've even seen a Philips product in 20 years, let alone thought of buying one....
Andy Clough said:Well it's Fidelio range has impressed us of late, and we gave an Award last year to the M1 headphones.
Benedict_Arnold said:I mean, I don't think I've even seen a Philips product in 20 years, let alone thought of buying one....
I think that's the one the gadget show was getting all excited about. My phillips kettle has been OK too.chebby said:Benedict_Arnold said:I mean, I don't think I've even seen a Philips product in 20 years, let alone thought of buying one....
I love my Philips citrus fruit squeezer...
£14.95 in John Lewis with their 2 year guarantee. (Same price on Amazon but add their delivery times/costs and no 2 year guarantee.)
Saves me about 80p a litre compared to cost of supermarket 'Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice' and tastes a lot better.
It is impossible to get red grapefruit juice in the shops whereas I can make about 2 litres of it in 5 minutes with this device.
Recommended with this jug.
drummerman said:Hifi and probably AV are contracting markets in the west.
Perhaps best to get out while you can or shift focus to China/India etc whether manufacturing or selling (or be expensive enough to appeal to a few well heeled individuals though they are probably increasingly likely to come from the above markets too).
Made and designed in the UK (or Europe) still holds some kudos though it probably will increasingly shift to the latter. If the past few years are anything to go by, quality should not suffer because of that. Perhaps the opposite.
regards
Benedict_Arnold said:Didn't see anything much of Philips stuff hitting the headlines 2007-11 when I was back in the UK, maybe I missed their last great hurrah when I moved back?
Anyway I just looked on Amazon.co.uk - Philips do seem to do a nice line in pink ghetto blasters, micro systems and surround sound stuff, but nothing I'd consider "hifi", just saying.
Covenanter said:It's just a business decision, neither good nor bad. I guess they weren't making much money in the sector and decided to concentrate on sectors where they could make more.
professorhat said:Benedict_Arnold said:Didn't see anything much of Philips stuff hitting the headlines 2007-11 when I was back in the UK, maybe I missed their last great hurrah when I moved back?
Anyway I just looked on Amazon.co.uk - Philips do seem to do a nice line in pink ghetto blasters, micro systems and surround sound stuff, but nothing I'd consider "hifi", just saying.
Their TVs were winning WHF awards only a few years back
The_Lhc said:Covenanter said:It's just a business decision, neither good nor bad. I guess they weren't making much money in the sector and decided to concentrate on sectors where they could make more.
There's certainly no hiding anything from you is there?
drummerman said:The_Lhc said:Covenanter said:It's just a business decision, neither good nor bad. I guess they weren't making much money in the sector and decided to concentrate on sectors where they could make more.
There's certainly no hiding anything from you is there?
Off-topic but I've never thanked you for the job link sweetness.