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Pioneer PDP-6100HD Plasma Monitor (PDP6100HD)

61" diagonal, 16:9, $9,499 MSRP Add to Compare List


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Pioneer PDP-6100HD Plasma Monitor

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  Display (Show Metric Units)
Screen Size 61" Diagonal
Display Technology Plasma
Resolution 1365x768
Pixel Pitch      **
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Contrast Ratio      **
Brightness      **
Displayable Colors      **
Viewing Angle      **
Display Life      **
Response Time      **
Screen Filter      **
  Compatibility
Color System NTSC
Formats      **
  Inputs
S-Video 4-pin DIN Back
VGA In 15-Pin Dsub Back
HDMI HDMI Back
  General
Bezel Color Black
Power Supply      **
Power Consumption      **
Standby Power      **
Dimensions (W x H x D)
(without stand or speakers)		 57.9" x 34.6" x 4.7"
Weight 134.2 lbs.
Speakers      **
FCC Class FCC Class B, Home Use
Warranty 1 year
MSRP $9,499
Production Status Out of Production
Last Ship Date Sep 2006
  Additional Features
3D Picture Support      **
3:2 Pull Down No
V-Chip No
Closed Captioning No
Picture-In-Picture Yes
** this item is either not applicable, unpublished, or unknown
  Pioneer's Description
Bright images and accurate color values are critical to a plasma’s picture quality. So, we developed a construction technique called Encased Cell Structure, which isolates each plasma cell in its own four-walled housing. This allows the plasma to use more phosphor in each cell without allowing light to escape into neighboring cells and dilute the colors. It's more efficient, but more importantly it creates brighter images and truer colors.

In addition to a set of A/V and computer ins and outs, this 61” flat panel includes an HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) terminal that enables direct digital input of video and audio signals using just one HDMI cable — for example from your DVD player or cable box. HDMI provides a straight path from point A to point B and the signal remains in a pure, digital state. The result: completely “lossless” transmission that delivers exceptional image and sound quality compared to conventional connection types.

Shown with optional tabletop stand.
 
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