This huge Pioneer plasma might suffer some quirks in its operation and picture presets, but it easily won our affections; we can’t help but be impressed by its top feature-set, excellent video processing, dreamlike picture quality, and maximum contrast ratio of 9,400:1! At the time of this TV’s release, that was the highest contrast ratio we’d ever measured — since then, however, the successor Pioneer KRP-500 has managed to beat it. Read more
This is an expensive TV that's double the price of what’s on offer from some manufacturers, but is it worth it? Its plain styling is neat enough and unlikely to offend when the screen is switched off, but its stunning image quality is what justifies the price tag. The strong contrast and bright colours are strikingly good, making even the most ordinary content look great. Read more
There's also a side-mounted USB 2.0 port. If you have JPEG images stored on an USB memory stick, digital camera or fl ash card (via a memory card reader) they can be displayed in full using the natty on-screen menus. Unfortunately, only JPEG files can be read; it would've been great if there were video codec encoders inside the panel to play DivX or XviD, but as they're generally rendered at low bitrates and resolutions, maybe a 60in Full HD TV isn't the best way to view... Read more
If you've got the money, don't think twice -- this TV is as good as it gets and you won't regret buying one for even a second. The only problem is that it'll cost you another fortune in Blu-ray discs and HD TV subscriptions Read more
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Pioneer and Panasonic makes very good plasma TV. However, still loses to the LCD TV because of the unsolved "burn in" problem. When pausing the video or watching still images during video games the plasma TV is more likely to have the "burn in problem compared to the LCD TV. I recommend you check out http://www.squidoo.com/best-hdtv for more information on what is best HDTV to get this year. Read more
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The PioneerPDP-LX5090 is a 50-inch (127cm) Full HD Ready 1080p Plasma TV KURO (9th Generation) combined with Signal Processing Drive 2HD and HD Digital Film Direct 24 plus a resolution of 1,920-by-1080-pixels. It also has the Trumotion 100Hz processing system designed to make images more stable reduced blurring on fast moving scenes. It has a built in digital tuner, plus a sound output mode of SRS TruSurround sound technology.
The PioneerPDP-LX5090 is designed with…
See moreThe PioneerPDP-LX5090 is a 50-inch (127cm) Full HD Ready 1080p Plasma TV KURO (9th Generation) combined with Signal Processing Drive 2HD and HD Digital Film Direct 24 plus a resolution of 1,920-by-1080-pixels. It also has the Trumotion 100Hz processing system designed to make images more stable reduced blurring on fast moving scenes. It has a built in digital tuner, plus a sound output mode of SRS TruSurround sound technology.
The PioneerPDP-LX5090 is designed with Pure Drive 2HD that offers full digital image processing without numerous intermediate analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue conversions, which cause undesirable noise effects and decreased video quality. It features Trumotion 100Hz processing system that reduces stutter and flickering over motion-packed images plus increasing the number of frames from 50 frames per second to 100. In terms of sound features, it incorporates SRS WOW HD, SRS (Surround), SRS FOCUS (Audio Orientation), SRS TruBass (Bass Boost) and SRS Definition, along with a total output power of 36Watt providing digital surround sound, plus a tone control and auto volume control. It comes with KURO LINK function along with an intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI) that allows user to access the main functions of all compatible Pioneer equipment with a single remote control. It also comes with Pioneer’s exclusive Plasma technology ‘Advanced PureCinema’, Picture-in-Picture display, AV Selection (Programmed Picture) and display multi languages of up to 19 languages. With the Pioneer’s Home Gallery (JPEG Picture Viewer), it allows you to relish high resolution images direct from a variety of sources including digital cameras and memory cards such as PC Card Type II, Memory Stick, SD Card, CompactFlash, MMC and SmartMedia, plus it supports a JPEG resolution of 2400-by-1800 (4.3 million) pixels. The device has Dynamic Range Expander, I/O Link.A, SR+ interface, Multiscreen Options (PiP/PaP), Picture-in-Picture Display, auto channel Search, 99 preset channels, Teletext (CEEFAX/FLOF/TOP), plus Teletext Picture and Text (Dual Screen). It runs on a power consumption of 0.3 Watt (standby), typical consumption of up to 420 Watt (operation), plus it comes with AC220-240V, 50/60Hz of power requirements. The device measures at 1.233mm (width), 723mm (height) and 93mm (depth) and it weights in at 33.5kg including stand. Other features include remote control, three HDMIs input, USB 2.0 input that supports JPEG/MP3 playback, one component video in, one RCA AV In 1 (side-in), three Euro-SCART, one Digital optical audio out, one RCA Audio out, one PC input, one Headphone out (side-in), one Subwoofer out (variable) and common interface slot (CA Card).
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