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Includes: media receiver, table top stand, & 3-meter digital connection cable. Pioneer PDP-4360HD 43" Plasma HDTV - This giant plasma television brings movie theater-like excitement straight into your living room. The huge 43" plasma screen delivers your movies on a 16:9 aspect ratio for true motion picture reproduction, and a 1,024 x 768p HDTV resolution goes even further to bring you high definition programming that is leaps and bounds above anything you've ever seen before. It also comes with a separate media receiver for advanced connectivity and flexible setup. But the list of features don't stop here... New ACE IV (Advanced Continuous Emission) - for billions of color reproduction & improved grey-scale rendering in dark picture areas Built-in TV Tuners - ATSC, Dual NTSC, Digital Cable Ready (DCR) with CableCARD Interface Contrast - 3000 - 1 Brightness - 1,100 cd/m2 43 Diagonal Screen Size 16 - 9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio Viewing Angle - 160 degree (horizontal & vertical) Split Screen / Picture-in-Picture Aspect Ratio Control - Wide / Zoom / Cinema / Full / 4 - 3 Native Resolution - 1,024 x 768p TV Guide On Screen Interactive Program Guide - for easy navigation of TV program services V-Chip Parental Control 13 Watt x 2 Speakers Inputs - 2 Antenna F Connections 2 HDMI with HDCP 3 Component (1 front) 3 AV Composite (1 front) 3 S-Video (1 front) 2 i.Link (for use with DVHS) 1 D-Sub (front - for PC) 1 SR CableCARD Interface (rear) Outputs - 1 Optical Audio 1 Subwoofer 1 Composite Monitor 1 SR+ Unit Dimensions - 42.4 (w) x 24.9 (h) x 3.6 (d) Unit Weight - 56.9 lbs.
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I have foregone the optional side speakers and have plugged mine into a 6.1 Home Cinema System. Therefore, I cannot give any opinion on the performance of these speakers.
However, I would recommend a good HDMI DVD player to go with this Plasma Display. Look no further than the magnificent Denon 1920 DVD player which gives superb HDMI pictures, in conjunction with the Pioneer Plasma Screen.
One drawback of the Pioneer Plasma Screen is that it will clearly show up not so great pictures at source eg VHS, old TV programmes, DVDs with poor picture transfer etc.
A note for cleaning the screen and surround, invest in a Fibre Free cloth. Follow Pioneer's instructions re being able to use flannels or soft cloths and you will end up scratching these surfaces, in particular the gloss black surround. To repeat, the only cloth that will clean these surfaces safely is a Fibre Free cloth.
If you do end up scratching the Gloss Surround though, an application of a DVD/CD Restorer such as Bib Polish will normally reduce such scratching by 90% to 95%.
Screen burn is a hazard of Plasma TVs. Logos from News and Sports channels can remain afterwards! If you get screen burn, my advice is to select a channel without any logos immediately, and let it play for approximately 30 mins. I find that it does clear it.
Nonetheless, this remains a magnificent Plasma Screen, and well worth the additional money over its rivals. That superb picture alone will quickly make you forget any extra cost.
I have had my Pioneer Plasma Screen for 7 months now and am still absolutely delighted with it.
I think you will feel the same way after purchasing one of these beauties.
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