Pioneer PDP-428XD / 508XD Expert Reviews

After close to a year's absence from the local flat-panel scene, Pioneer is finally back in force with four new eighth-generation plasma TVs. Marketed under its Kuro (meaning black in Japanese) branding, these rewrite the current contrast boundary to ...

With so many different TVs doing much the same thing, it can be difficult to separate the best from the rest. But Pioneer's 50-inch plasma work of art is undeniably that - the best looking and most technologically advanced television with the best ...

Design-wise the 508XD wears Pioneer's trademark and extremely cool glossy piano-black surround, uncluttered with logos and control keys, keeping to the current trend for minimalist chic. But its true beauty is only evident once you plug it in, turn it ...

GUT

What's happening across the plasma-screen televisions with a diagonal of a meter? Black is too black and the images are sharp ?

good black display, good sound, three HDMI inputs ;

no ;

well

The Pioneer PDP -428XD TV with a high-quality black levels, which is normally accessible only tube equipment. He's not perfect, but with it open up new worlds for home theater screens, which have not yet landed in the LCD competition is .

excellent black levels, impressive picture quality, design thinking, sensible menu system, good processing quality, decent sound, plenty of connection options

slightly blurred image in certain settings, high price

The deep black, the bright colors and lifelike picture, this plasma TV are simply stunning.

This TV is the 42 inches from 50 inches we test? The Kuro PDP-508D. Its character, slab, and electronics are identical in all respects. Only the brightness? may vary slightly, thus changing the ...

And 8! Pioneer has launched its eighth generation of plasma televisions and the result is once again impressive .

Having seen the turn 508 this plasma pdp hd ready yet actually has nothing to envy to other FullHD screen is quite amazing ! It's just ...

The Pioneer PDP-428XD is an HD-ready plasma display with a resolution of 1024x768. The 428XD is equipped with a dvb-t tuner and it is also the only television in this series with three scart sockets

The Kuro PDP-428XD is the PS3 connected to the HQV-tests can become. Here the same remark as for the LG 50PG6000: Pioneer 768 is a screen image, so in 1080 the HQV test disk via HDMI forward can not all be perfect displayed

40-inch LCD

LCD and plasma are the names of the two most widely used imaging technology today. The two screen types is equal to confusion, but inside they are quite different. Both have their pros and cons - nobody is perfect