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Pioneer PRO-150FD

First seen: 15 february 2008

Information found in: from 4 sources in 2 countries.
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  • High-Definition 1080p Resolution (1920 x 1080p)
  • 16:9 Wide-Screen Aspect Ratio
  • 4 Independent HDMI ® 1.3 Inputs
  • Deep, Intense Blacks for Unmatched Contrast

Specifications

Plasma Technology

  • High-Definition Resolution
    1920 x 1080p

Plasma Features

  • Remote Control
    Illuminated / Preset Mode / Learning Mode

Picture Settings

  • A/V Selection Memory
    9 options for viewing preferences: Optimum / Dynamic / Standard / PURE / Movie / Game / User / ISF-Day / ISF-Night (PC input: only Standard & User)
  • Aspect Ratio Control
    6 positions: Wide / Zoom / Cinema / Full / 4:3 / Dot by Dot
  • Advanced Picture-In-Picture
    4 positions
  • Picture-Side-Picture
    Yes
  • Seamless Orbiter
    (Off/On)
  • Auto Size
    (Off / Natural / Wide-Zoom)
  • Side Mask Detection
    (Off/On)
  • Side Mask Brightness
    (Fixed / Auto)

Release Date

  • First seen
    15 February 2008

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  1. Pioneer PRO-150FD

    Reviewer: Home Entertainment
    15 February 2008

    Pioneer Elite plasma TVs have long been favorites of critical viewers and specialist home theater retailers. Their latest offerings, under a new Elite Kuro moniker and available in 50” and 60” sizes feature full 1080p resolution and a slew of upscale features, including home A/V networking connectivity and the promise of better visual quality by way of better deep black picture performance. Read more

  2. Pioneer KURO PRO-150FD Plasma HDTV

    Reviewer: Home Theater
    16 April 2008

    Let’s face it: Even for 60 diagonal inches, $7,500 is a lot of money for a flat-panel HDTV in today’s market. If you pay that kind of coin—assuming you can—you’d better get something very special. Read more

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