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The editors liked
Truly stunning contrast ratio Excellent colour reproduction
Solid build
Best black levels ever
Amazing detail and depth
Future-proofed connectivity
"A telly's a telly." That
Dear readers
Is the comment of someone who's never turned on the PDP-LX5090. Hi-Def pictures look nothing short of stunning on the 50-inch screen. Colour reproduction is vibrant
Edges are beautifully crisp
And the bla...
Great quality
Excellent HD performance
Even the remote feels superior
Picture quality
Remote control
High resolution. Deep
Dark blacks. Brilliant colours. Super-sharp detail. Complete specification
Exceptional image in every regard
Especially for a set this big – but it's Bluray that most amazes
The editors didn't like
Whopping price tag
Shiny screen surface
Stands and speakers are optional extras
Criticisms? Well
It's expensive
But that comes with the territory. It's also got a reflective screen surface
Which means for optimum performance you'll need to put it in a dark room. Sound quality from the detachable speaker panel (which co...
EPG a little primitive
No side HDMI
Price
Expensive
Power-hungry
Mastering the inputs is tricky
It’s not cheap
But you get what you pay for
It's not cheap
And you'll need a big room – but that's kind of obvious
Abstract: It probably wouldn't be too far from the truth to say that Pioneer has single-handedly reignited the interests of would-be HDTV buyers in plasma televisions since the introduction of their Kuro line in 2007. Which is no mean feat considering how the LC...
"A telly's a telly." That, dear readers, is the comment of someone who's never turned on the PDP-LX5090. Hi-Def pictures look nothing short of stunning on the 50-inch screen. Colour reproduction is vibrant, edges are beautifully crisp, and the bla...
Criticisms? Well, it's expensive, but that comes with the territory. It's also got a reflective screen surface, which means for optimum performance you'll need to put it in a dark room. Sound quality from the detachable speaker panel (which co...
If you're looking for the best television in its class, then this is it. OK it's expensive, but so's a Ferrari and we still want one of those.Best offers for the Pioneer PDPLX5090-UTAmazon Marketplace £49.99 Pioneer PDPLX5090-UT is tagged...
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Published: 2008-09-15, Author: Ian , review by: CNET.co.uk
Picture quality; remote control
Expensive; power-hungry; mastering the inputs is tricky
If you've got the money, don't think twice -- this TV is as good as it gets and you won't regret buying one for even a second. The only problem is that it'll cost you another fortune in Blu-ray discs and HD TV subscriptions ...
The PDP-LX5090 is considerably more expensive than most of its 50in rivals and this includes some very impressive panels from the likes of Panasonic. However, if you want a truly exceptional all round big screen performance, this latest offering from P...
Best black levels ever, Amazing detail and depth, Future-proofed connectivity
Stands and speakers are optional extras
There are few things in life that really, honestly wow you; things that inspire a true sense of awe. The birth of your child. The light cascading down Ayrs Rock as the sun sets. A sober appearance from Amy Winehouse.Alongside these, it would seem prep...
This is an expensive TV thats double the price of what’s on offer from some manufacturers, but is it worth it? Its plain styling is neat enough and unlikely to offend when the screen is switched off, but its stunning image quality is what justifies...
Great quality, excellent HD performance, even the remote feels superior
EPG a little primitive, no side HDMI, price
The Pioneer KURO PDP-LX5090 is a television that makes you want more, it makes you want to get the best from your home cinema set-up and deservedly so...
