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Nanoleaf 4D

The effect is pleasing and fun, and does everything you’d expect an Ambilight TV to do.

Back in 2004, Philips wowed TV watchers with Ambilight, its first TV equipped with a rear-mountedThe TV claimed to produce a more immersive viewing experience by splashing colours on the wall behind it to echo those on screen. The effect was also said to reduce eye-strain. Philips has continued to iterate on that idea ever since, with its latest Ambilight TV line-up starting at 65 inches and costing from £599.99. Philips says it has more than 10 million Ambilight ‘lovers’ worldwide.

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