Can I write txt and save it with Philips Smart

Greetings, I am new, and this is my first post.
I am from FYR Macedonia

Want to ask few things about Philips 42PFL8007H

1. Is the 200hz motion rate native for 1920 resolution
Or 200 applies for lower resolutions ?
2. Can I use wireles keyboard and mouse for writing and internet (how to do it)
3. Can I use skype for video calls (how)
4. This is most important for me.
What wolud be the best way to write and edit big txt documents on Philips and than save it. Only simple texts.
Or can I write text and save it on usb stick, and later open in on PC in MS Word ?
I want to write with Cirilic Support (is it possible)
I would be VERY HAPPY if it is possible to use only my TV and Keyboad, for writing txt, without use of PC
And later I would open it in MS Word in my PC and print it

Thank you
If you have already discussed this, pls send me link

Could it be that you made a mistake in the type number?
The 42PFL8007H that you mention seems not to exist.
The closest type number to the one you mention is: 40PFL8007K/12
All your questions are answered in the user manual;
1. Resolution – refresh rate is listed on Page 60
2. Keyboard and Mouse is explained on Page 13: Wired or wireless keyboards & mouse can be used.
3. Skype use is explained on Page 3; You need to buy the PTA317 camera to be able to use Skype.
4. You want to use your TV as a text editor? You could use the E-mail App and start typing in there.

user manual 40PFL8007K/12.

I am so sorry
I was asking for 42PFL4007
I don't have manual

Find all the user manuals of Philips products on the Philips support website.
http://www.support.philips.com
What a great service of Philips!
(Also handy as pre-sales information, you can read everything about the product).

42PFL4007H/12

Sorry no Skype on 42PFL4007H/12 and we did not include a text editor program.
Yes for Keyboard and Mouse (wired or wireless).
For video-specs see manual.

Can you tell me list of TVs supporting
Skype and Txt writing, Email (hotmail and gmail)
Some less expensive TVs