Pioneer Elite PRO-FHD1 Plasma HDTV

Pioneer is one of the most respected makers of plasma displays, so it's no wonder the company is the first to market a 50-inch model with 1920x1080 resolution. At $8000, it's among the most expensive 50-inchers out there, but if you want a 1080p plasma...

Some things in life bring the sensation of love at first sight. The Pioneer Elite PRO-FHD1™ brings sight and sound together, a beautiful combination you simply can't avoid. This big flat screen television full of brilliant colors will fill your life...

Tired of getting beaten up by LCD's marketing machine, Pioneer said, "Fine, here. . ." and released to the world the ultraexpensive but gorgeous PRO-FHD1 plasma. Sure, it's 8 grand, but it's 1080p and offers impressive performance across the board.

Flash forward into the microdisplay age. Pioneer has abandoned the big screen RPTV in all its digital forms and relies solely on the plasma flat panel in the display market. This might indeed be a good basket to have all your eggs in for the mass...

While we can argue whether some recent generations of plasmas had already begun to change this perception, there's no question in my mind that plasma has finally arrived as a high performance display option with the Pioneer Elite PRO-FHD1. It's the...

: $8,000 : Plasma Display Panel : 1920x1080 : 50" : 2 x HDMI (HDCP), DVI-D (HDCP), composite, S-Video : Pure Vision II video processing, ISFccc calibration, Deep Encased Cell Structure panel for better focus, First Surface Pure Color Filter for...

1080p on-the-wall anyone? That's right, Pioneer Elite's PRO-FHD1 (Full HD?) is the first production plasma that lives at the top of the HD food chain, providing full 1920x1080 resolution. Although it's priced like a statement piece, it's also outfitted...

I purchased this television about three weeks ago from an authorized Pioneer dealer (its the only way you get Pioneer's 2 year warranty)and I rate it as the best purchase I have ever made. I am a bit of a fanatic about picture quality, as I really...