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Pioneer PDP-6010FD

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Brand Pioneer 2004
Model PDP-6010FD
Released Year 2004
Type TV
Screen Size 60 inches
Resolution 1024 x 768 (XGA)
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Display Technology Plasma
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Pioneer PDP-6010FD is a 60-inch plasma television known for its pioneering plasma display technology aimed at delivering vibrant colors and deep blacks. It features a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels (XGA), supporting progressive scan for enhanced picture clarity. The TV uses a passive matrix plasma panel aimed at improving color accuracy and viewing angles. Equipped with multiple HDMI and component inputs, it supports various video sources including HD content. It incorporates a digital comb filter and progressive scan circuitry for image quality improvements. The unit features a 24-bit video processing system to enhance color depth and reduce image noise.

Specifications

MPN PDP-6010FD
UPC 0012562864907
Model PDP-6010FD
Display Technology Plasma
Smart TV Features Not Supported
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Features Headphone Jack
Weight Approx. 75 kg
Depth 4.81in
Height 34.71in
Width 57.93in
Built-In Tuner NTSC, QAM, ATSC
TV Type Flat Panel
Front Input Connectors USB Port
Room Type Commercial Space, Living Room, Large Hall
Speaker Power 2x8.5W
Energy Star Non-Energy Star Compliant
On Mode Power 532W
Audio Type Virtual Surround
Subwoofer With Subwoofer
Display Resolution 1920x1080 Pixels
Adjustable Color Temperature With Adjustable Color Temperature
3D Technology 3d Not Supported
Definition HDTV
Number of Speakers 2
About the Brand Pioneer is a Japanese multinational corporation established in 1938 by Nozomu Matsumoto. The company is worldwide famous for producing reliable, high quality products such as navigation systems, DVD players and recorders, DJ equipment and televisions. As Pioneer played a significant role in the development of plasma and OLED display technologies, it has contributed excellent models to the world of televisions in regards to performance and picture quality. The company offers a wide range of screen sizes, innovative designs and high-definition resolutions, all engineered for the ultimate entertainment experience beyond sight and sound.
Comb Filter 3dyc / 3d Digital
Remote Control Type (Originally Supplied by Manufacturer) Standard
Exterior Color Black
Supported Resolutions 1080p (HDTV), 1080i (HDTV), 720p (HDTV), 480p (Edtv), 480i (Sdtv)
OSD Languages English, French, Spanish
Rear Output Connectors Optical Digital, Audio (RCA) X 1, Subwoofer Output
Screen Size 60 inches
Family Line Kuro
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Sleep Mode Power 20W
Maximum Resolution 1080p
Rear Input Connectors Audio (RCA) X 2, S-Video X 1, Composite X 3, RF X 2, Component X 2, Hdmi X 4
Parental Control V-Chip
Display Type Plasma
Resolution 1024 x 768 (XGA)
Inputs HDMI x 3, Component Video, Composite Video, S-Video
Progressive Scan Yes
Color Processing 24-bit video processing
Audio Output Stereo speakers 20W total
Power Consumption Approx. 400 Watts
Dimensions (WxHxD) Approx. 1410 x 1040 x 600 mm
Special Features Digital comb filter, Picture-in-Picture
Manufacture Year 2004
Discontinued Yes

Key Advantages

The PDP-6010FD offers a large 60-inch screen size, providing an immersive viewing experience. Its plasma technology delivers deeper blacks compared to early LCD models, improving contrast performance. The progressive scan feature enhances the sharpness and detail of high-definition sources. Multiple input options allow compatibility with various devices, making it versatile for home entertainment. The design includes a relatively thin profile for its generation, allowing for easier placement in living rooms. Pioneer’s image processing technology helps minimize motion blur and improve picture fidelity.

Limitations

Being an early plasma display, the PDP-6010FD is susceptible to image retention or burn-in under prolonged static image exposure. The native resolution of 1024 x 768 is lower compared to later HDTV standards, limiting full HD compatibility. Its power consumption is relatively high compared to modern flat-panel TVs. The set does not support advanced smart TV features, and connectivity options are limited to legacy inputs. The viewing angle, while better than early LCDs, may exhibit some color shift at extreme angles. The bulky form factor and weight make wall mounting and transportation more challenging.

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