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Pioneer Kuro PDP-5020FD
$3,500.00
Released June, 2008
The Pros:Best blacks of any plasma - 5x deeper than previous 2007 models. 20% thinner than the previous generation. Ambient light sensor for automatic image optimization - 'Optimum Mode'.
The Cons:Fewer image tuning controls than the previous generation. Cannot get perfect colour settings - even after meticulous calibration. Not a real looker.
The Pioneer Kuro PDP-5020FD is an ultra-thin 50” high-definition plasma television released in mid 2008. It was touted as delivering a level of black depth 5x deeper than previous models from the past year (2007).
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It delivers 1080p resolution and is able to connect via all modern standards — including HDMI, component, composite, and PC — allowing it to process high-resolution content from Blu-ray discs (external player required), HD digital boxes (set-top required), and computer games (PC required). Most touted about the unit is its Optimum mode, which utilizes a sensor to monitor ambient lightening conditions, after-which it automatically adjusts settings for optimal performance. Additional features include Networked Media Home Gallery for PC/USB playback, a redesigned GUI for easier navigation, and DLNA/Windows-PlaysForSure compatibility.
Features
- 50” HDTV (Plasma)
- Deep Black
- 1080p Resolution
- Versatile Connectivity
- Optimum Mode
- Networked Media Home Gallery
- Redesigned GUI
- DLNA/WPFS Comptability
Specifications
- Screen Size: 50”
- High-Definition Resolution: 1920x1080p
- Video Supported: WMV9, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4
- Audio Supported: JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP
Inputs/Outputs
- HDMI 1.3 In
- Component In
- Composite In
- S-Video In
- USB
- PC
- LAN
- Optical Digital Audio Out
- Audio LR Out
- Subwoofer Out
- SR Out
- Headphone Out
- Speaker Out
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best blacks of any plasma - 5x deeper than previous 2007 models
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20% thinner than the previous generation
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ambient light sensor for automatic image optimization - 'Optimum Mode'
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DLNA compliance - includes Ethernet port for network interface
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includes backlit remote control
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fewer image tuning controls than the previous generation
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cannot get perfect colour settings - even after meticulous calibration
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