Add a New Review Pioneer PureVision 60" Flat-Panel Plasma HDTV 85%

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Website:

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v3/pg/category/landing/two/0,,2076_310069651,00.html

Description:

Digital Cable Ready/Built-In HDTV Tuner: Add CableCARD™ to receive one-way digital cable content, or HD-capable antenna to receive over-the-air high-definition broadcasts, where available. Optional set-top box required for high-definition satellite programming.
HDMI inputs provide an uncompressed all-digital audio/video link for the highest-quality connection and support copy-protected HD broadcast content
1365×768 resolution

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  Greg about 1 year

  I looked and researched for televisions for many months and finally settled on this one. HDTV can be a little confusing with so many options. I have owned many Sony products in the past so I was leaning that way again. The Sony Purevision was the best in terms of price and picture quality. Blu Ray and HD DVD movies look amazing on the Sony Purevision. This flatpanel is put together well. I would highly recommend this to anyone.

Bryan Painter about 1 year

First there is one discrepency in this statement about the Pioneer 60” plasma. You refer to the tv as a Sony Purevision—it is a Pioneer Purevision, not to mention that Sony does not make plasmas at all. You say that Blu Ray and HD DVD’s look great, I agree they are a great format but to play them you need two different players unless your using the LG player that does both formats. The real re…..

First there is one discrepency in this statement about the Pioneer 60” plasma. You refer to the tv as a Sony Purevision-it is a Pioneer Purevision, not to mention that Sony does not make plasmas at all. You say that Blu Ray and HD DVD’s look great, I agree they are a great format but to play them you need two different players unless your using the LG player that does both formats. The real reason I mention this is because the Pioneer Purevision is a good set but not top of the line i.e., 1080P cabable display-the Blu Ray & HD DVD’s are in 1080P format.

 

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