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Pioneer Kuro PDP-6020FD
$5,500.00
Released June, 2008
The Pros:Black levels are very deep, don't wash out into grey or suffer from flashlighting. Wide array of connectivity options, will work with almost anything. More HDMI and Composite inputs than most households will need, eliminates the need for a receiver.
The Cons:Gives off a bit of heat that needs to be accounted for. Sound from the speakers is adequate, but will be too hollow for a theater experience. Not very energy efficient, draws a fair amount of power.
The Pioneer Kuro PDP-20FD series introduced in 2008 sports Pioneer's 9th generation display and has a native resolution of 1080p while offering best-in-class black levels and a 72Hz 3:3 pull down mode.
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Specs
- 1080p native resolution
- 72Hz 3:3 pull down
- 60Hz 2:3 pull down
- Improved video processing and upscaling
- New Optimum Mode
- Smooth Film mode
- New anti-reflective screen
- Home Media Gallery digital streaming
- Two 18 watt speakers
- Inputs: HDMI x 4, Component x 1, Composite x 3, S-Video x 1, USB, Ethernet, VGA
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black levels are very deep, don't wash out into grey or suffer from flashlighting
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wide array of connectivity options, will work with almost anything
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more HDMI and Composite inputs than most households will need, eliminates the need for a receiver
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color depth is excellent, picture looks very realistic
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fast-moving video is rendered sharply with no stutter or blur
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gives off a bit of heat that needs to be accounted for
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sound from the speakers is adequate, but will be too hollow for a theater experience
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not very energy efficient, draws a fair amount of power
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