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Introducing the new Pioneer PDP-5010FD KURO Plasma HDTV – promising an experience like never before. This revolutionary new KURO 1080p plasma is designed to bring sight and sound together in the most extraordinary, beautiful and amazing ways. The Pioneer PDP-5010FD features 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio, deep intense black for unmatched contrast, a home gallery for viewing photos, TV Guide On Screen with DCR, four (4) independent HDMI inputs, anti-glare/reflective filter, and subwoofer output. If you’ve been reluctant to purchase an HDTV because you’re not convinced that the improved picture quality would make a difference in your life – think again.
The Pioneer PDP-5010FD offers brilliant performance the likes of which you’ve never encountered. In fact, Pioneer has earned “Highest Customer Satisfaction with HDTVs 50-inches to 65-inches” based on the inaugural JD Power and Associates 2007 Large Screen HDTV Usage and Satisfaction Study. Among eight television model lines examined, Pioneer’s high-def TVs ranked highest within the 50-inch to 65-inch screen size range. For brilliant picture quality that’s far beyond your expectations, select the revolutionary new Pioneer PDP-5010FD KURO Plasma HDTV. You’ll enjoy an experience like never before.
Features:
High-Definition 1080p Resolution (1920 x 1080p)
New cell structure with improved crystal emissive layer redesigned for a more intense black with added detail
4 Independent HDMI 1.3 inputs with HDMI-CEC control and the ability to accept 1080p 24/60Hz signal
Advanced PureCinema with 3:3 Pulldown (72Hz) for accurate playback of film content
Fully integrated ATSC and Dual NTSC Tuners with built-in CableCARD Slot
Review By Presentationtek
The Pioneer KURO PDP-5010FD and PDP-6010FD are both full 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080) having a 16:9 Wide-Screen Aspect Ratio. The only difference in specification between the PDP-5010FD and PDP-6010FD plasmas is the difference in screen sizes.Pioneer have placed emphasis on black through all their marketing literature for their KURO plasma full definition TVs. KURO means black in Japanese,. Pioneers’ contention is that black gives each color greater definition, additional shades, more depth and the sharpest details.
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Review By Plasmatvreviews
Let’s begin with Panasonic, their Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ700U Plasma TV requires no special mentioning. The fame and popularity of this model have spread all over the country. With a large screen size of 50” it facilitates widescreen and effective viewing. The plasma technology couldn’t get better on a wide screen. To equip this wide screen the unit should be constructed in such a complimenting manner. The dimensions are well set with the measurement of the unit as (W) 50 in x (D) 5.5 in x (H) 31.6 in, and it weighs 105.8 lbs.
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Review By Soundandvisionmag
Pioneer’s remote control has a clean layout and a glow-in-the-dark keypad. A full set of direct input keys is located at the remote’s top; you can’t rename inputs with onscreen tags such as DVD or Cable, however. Located below the input keys are buttons to toggle through picture presets and display (aspect ratio) modes. The choices include a Dot-by-Dot setting that displays 1080i/p signals with no scaling or overscan, along with various stretch and zoom modes.
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Review By Amazon
With a screen as large as this, high resolution becomes more important because it is more possible to view each pixel from a distance. The PDP-5010FD is a native 1080p display, meaning it has a full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, the highest standard available. The black levels on plasma screens are generally superb and this unit is no exception, with blacks that are an intense, deep black and a picture that has very high contrast as a result.
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Review By Reviews.plasmatvbuyingguide.
Up conversion from 480i and 480p: Up conversion using our trusty, old and poorly produced Risky Business DVD was very good. There was slight grain and background noise but from 14 feet it was almost unnoticeable. There is a slight flicker when viewing the plasma from up close. The realism was excellent and I thought the Pioneer’s video chip sets cleaned up the picture nicely while staying true to the original content. Reds really popped, and this was a facet of the original production.
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Review By Products.howstuffworks
The PDP-5010FD offers an impressive collection of connectivity options, starting with four HDMI 1.3 inputs. There are also two component video inputs, an S-video input, three composite video inputs and a PC input. This set has a USB port for viewing digital photos, and it is Home Gallery-compatible. The outputs include a stereo analog monitor output as well an optical digital audio output, which is useful when you have multiple HDMI-connected components and only need one digital audio link to your surround-sound receiver. The connectivity options are rounded out by a subwoofer pre-amp output and a headphone jack.
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