Pioneer Plasma PDP-5030HD 50-inch HD TV  Plasma TV Flat Panel Monitor

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*NOTE: In order to view HD, a separate HDTV receiver is required

Pioneer PDP5030HD 50 inch  HDTV Plasma Overview:

The visually stunning Pioneer PDP-5030HD (4 inches thick, yet 50 inches diagonally) flat panel plasma TV delivers movies, sports, and concerts in full high-definition, and even up-converts analog signals to a 768 progressive display, for a vastly improved picture. Its Deep-Encased Cell Structure drastically reduces leakage of light and color to adjacent pixels to deliver new industry standards in brightness and contrast. When you're playing a movie, the PureCinema II function recreates each still frame, for a more film-like presentation. The Pioneer Plasma PDP-5030HD Flat panel monitor is also a high-resolution Mac or PC monitor, able to process input up to, and beyond, XGA. All connections go though an outboard Media Receiver, which maintains totally digital transmission for the highest signal quality. The Media Receiver includes dual NTSC tuners so you can watch two channels at once, and provides a full complement of inputs (including a dedicated component-video input). Detachable side speakers and a table-top stand complete the picture.

Pioneer PDP5030HD HDTV 50 Inch Plasma TV System Configuration:

• Plasma Flat Panel Display
• Media Receiver with 3 meter cable (7 meter optional)
• Pair of Side Mount Speaker
• Table Top Stand

• Plasma Flat Panel Display
  • Full High Definition and Native Wide XGA resolution - 16:9 Aspect Ratio (1280 x 768)
  • Pure Color Filter for Improved Color Accuracy
  • Deep Encased Cell Structure
  • Advanced Continuous Emission Display technology
  • Wide Viewing Angle (Horizontal/Vertical 160 x 160 degrees)
  • Automatic Format Conversion of any source to 768 progressive display
  • High Contrast Black Stripe Coating for improved contrast
  • 16.77 million colors reproduction
  • 10 Bit Signal Processing

• Media Receiver
  • Dual - 181 Channel NTSC tuners with split screen capability
  • 480i, 480p, 720p and 1080i HDTV compatible
  • 12W+12W amplifier with SRS and FOCUS surround sound system
  • 3 language on screen display (English, Spanish and French)
  • PureCinema II for accurate 2:3 pull down film detection
  • Adjustable Color Temperature (5 steps)
  • Display Modes: 4:3, Full, Zoom, Cinema and Wide
  • 3 dimensional Y/C Separation
  • Screen Adjustment for PC Use
  • SMART Remote Control, allowing for recall of other mfg product codes as well as being able to learn other mfg remote codes.
  • Inputs/Outputs:
    • Antenna Input: x 2 (75 ohms Unbalanced F connector)
    • Antenna Output: x 1 (75 ohms Unbalanced F connector)
    • A/V Inputs (Front): x 1 (RCA pin)
    • A/V Inputs (Rear): x 3 (RCA pin)
    • A/V Output (Rear): x 1 (RCA pin)
    • S- Video Input (Front): x 1
    • S- Video Output (Rear): x 1
    • S- Video Input (Rear): x 3
    • Component Input: x 2
    • D-Sub 15 Input (Front): x 1 (For PC Input)
    • D-Sub 15 Input (Rear): x 1 (For Video HD Input)
    • Audio Input (Front): x 1 (Mini Stereo)
    • SR In/Output: x 2

• Side Mount Speaker
  • Slim 2-way speaker system to fit on both sides of the Plasma Display

• Table Top Stand
  • Small footprint to place the Plasma Display on a table, cadenza or sideboard.

• Plasma Flat Panel Display : 47-15/16 x 28-1/8 x 3-27/32/90.3lbs.
• Media Receiver: 16-17/32 x 2-3/4 x 13/14.3lbs.
• Speaker (pc): 2-29/32 x 28-1/8 x 3-27/32/3.7lbs.

• 1 years parts and labor/Residential application only/Image persistence in not covered

Manufacturer Homepage: www.pioneerelectronics.com

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The plasma display is one of the most exciting consumer electronics products to debut in the past decade. It's literally changing the shape of television, from the familiar CRT-type TV's that have been around for 50 years, to a sleek, nearly flat display that can hang on a wall. These new displays deliver high-definition television, and they serve both as TV's and computer monitors.

Basic plasma display technology has been around since the 1960's, and works this way: a mixture of neon and xenon gas fills the space between two parallel sheets of glass, which contain millions of tiny cells filled with the gas mixture. This mixture is stimulated by electrical current and is changed into a plasma. As a result, ultraviolet (UV) light is emitted. Red, blue, and green fluorescent substances in the cells absorb this UV light, then re-radiate this energy as visible light to produce the colors and images you see on the screen.

This process creates a bright, vibrant picture. And since these individual cells are creating light and color, there's no need for the large cathode ray tubes (CRT's) used in conventional and projection TV's, and the display can be very thin and relatively lightweight. Plus, the flat screen eliminates the problem of images bending at the edge of the picture, as seen in conventional TV's.

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