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Enter the next generation of Pioneer KURO, where a picture is worth more than a thousand words. Awake your senses and discover there is more to this television than meets the eye. Deeper black levels that pave the way to breathtaking detail, added dimension and more vibrant color are just the beginning. Optimum Mode automatically analyzes and adjusts audio and video settings according to specific room light conditions and type of light and color. Program content is also monitored and finely adjusted so movies, sports and news are all faithfully reproduced. Smooth Film mode eliminates motion jitter in 3:2 Pulldown (60Hz) providing natural even playback of film content.
Features:
High-Definition 1080p Resolution (1920 x 1080p)
60” Diagonal Class / 16:9 Wide-Screen Aspect Ratio (59.58” Screen)
Deep Intense Black Levels for Unmatched Contrast
Open Architecture for Flexible Integration and Custom Control
Dual Menu Structure: User/Installer
Ultra Thin Cosmetic Design (2.5”)
Review By Pioneerelectronics
The creation of the home theater has now become an art form with the Pioneer Elite® PRO-141FD KURO™ High-Definition monitor. Combining unsurpassed picture quality with impeccable attention to detail in form and function, the new Signature Series monitors are designed to excel in every way possible. The new PRO-141FD has been crafted as a special limited-run edition for the most discerning entertainment connoisseur.
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Review By Hometheaterreview
The PRO-141FD has a healthy connection panel that includes four HDMI, one component video, one DVI, and one PC input, as well as RS-232 and IR ports for integration into an advanced control system. An Ethernet port allows for IP setup, remote monitoring, and diagnostics. This model does not offer the Home Media Gallery function, which allows you to stream media from a PC or DLNA-compliant server, found on other Elite KURO TVs. The HDMI inputs accept both 1080p/60 and 1080p/24, and picture-in-picture functionality is available.
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Review By Reviews.cnet
Simultaneous with the release of the basic Kuro panels, Pioneer will ship its two Elite models, again in both 50- and 60-inch versions. The main differences between non-Elite and Elite panels have to do with picture calibration options–according to the company, all of the lines share the same black-level performance. On these Elite models, however, professional calibrators and other knowledgeable adjusters can access color temperature and other controls from the user menu, making it easier to dial in the best picture. Whether that’s worth an extra $1,000 or $1,500 depends on your point of view.
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Review By Vanns
Pioneer’s deep encased cell structure means that each individual pixel in the PRO141FD’s display is encased in its own cell, with walls on all sides so that light doesn’t bleed into neighboring cells. This energy-efficient design allows each pixel to deliver a more concentrated beam of light, for truer colors and brighter images. The clear front surface of the PRO141FD’s display is actually a precisely manufactured optical-grade, non-glass color filter bonded directly to the plasma panel. This filter increases the spectrum of light emitted by the plasma, for a fuller range of colors and exceptional color accuracy compared to front filters made of glass. It’s also much lighter than a glass filter and increases contrast by limiting ambient light reflections in bright viewing environments.
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