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Founded in 1938 in Tokyo, Pioneer Corporation employs more than 34,000 people
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Pioneer Electronics announced
the addition of two new high-definition plasma televisions to
its Pioneer PureVision product line; PDP-5040HD (50-inch) and
PDP-4340HD (43-inch). Both of these Pioneer plasma screens can
display more than one billion colors. The new Pioneer
high-definition plasmas offer complete television solutions
including a high definition media receiver, side-mounted
speakers and a tabletop stand that swivels.
Russ Johnston
Senior vice president of marketing for home entertainment
"As one of the early developers of plasma technology, Pioneer
has leaped ahead of our competitors in terms of image quality."
Plasma televisions are becoming more common in homes across
the nation because consumers favor the aesthetic appeal of flat
televisions with wide viewing angles. Pioneer's new plasmas can
sit on a table or be mounted to the wall. More furniture
manufacturers are developing furniture and room treatments to
properly showcase the flat screen televisions.
Pioneer plasma televisions are packaged with a stand-alone
media receiver with a built-in ATSC tuner for true high
definition television. The media receiver is compatible with
high-definition terrestrial broadcast transmissions as well as
NTSC (standard definition) broadcasts. The media receiver also
allows the consumer to input an array of sources including
satellite, cable, DVD, VCR, and computer signals up to wide XGA.
The media receiver is digitally linked to the panel for optimal
performance. It also offers HDMI connectivity.
The PDP-5040HD and PDP-4340HD plasma televisions will be
available in the fall.
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