KURO (on TV)

KURO (black) is a brand of the digital Hi-Vision plasma television of the pioneers (existing ONKYO & pioneer). I appeared in the autumn of 2007, and production, sale was finished in 2009.

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Summary

The plasma television of the pioneer was sold by the name of "PURE VISION" (pure vision), but "PURE VISION" was abolished with an appearance of this "KURO" until now.

Not only it was equipped with the plasma panel which emphasized black color development, but also, according to the name, the best part did the plasma television of other companies because the appearance adopted the thing which gave off luster called "piano black", but a price had been more expensive than one of conventional "PURE VISION" and other companies, and sales were sluggish and peaked when the second generation model was released. I suddenly stretched out sales by rush demand, and a product was made that a plan in the original end of March was postponed until the end of July at production end time because a store out of stock occurred among them afterwards by complete evacuation having been announced a pioneer in 2009 by the production sale of the plasma television.

In 2008 when the second generation was released, it was a plan to start the co-operation business in the plasma television by the management aggravation of the pioneer between Panasonic which was rival relations in the business, but, as for the pioneer, plan in itself was canceled by the withdrawal from a plasma television afterwards by having appeared to the management rebuilding under Sharp. In the model after the tenth generation of sold VIERA, the technique that should have been used for the third generation KURO is adopted now.

The LCD television was released in Europe, too. This panel was the same as a thing used for AQUOS, but this became the first last model by withdrawal of the plasma television business, too.

Lineup

The first generation (2007 release)

PDP-428HX

The screen size is a 42V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,024*768 half HD. The hope retail price is 450,000 yen.

PDP-508HX

The screen size is a 50V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,365*768 half HD. The hope retail price is 560,000 yen.

PDP-5010HD

The screen size is a 50V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is 720,000 yen.

PDP-6010HD

The screen size is a 60V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is 990,000 yen.

The second generation (2008 release)

KRP-500A

The screen size is a 50V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is 670,000 yen.

KRP-500M

The screen size is a 50V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is open. The tuner is not attached.

KRP-600A

The screen size is a 60V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is 940,000 yen.

KRP-600M

The screen size is a 60V type, and the number of the pixels is 1,920*1,080 full HD. The hope retail price is open. The tuner is not attached.

Function comparison

Function comparison table of KURO

Model	KRP-600A	KRP-600M	KRP-500A	KRP-500M	PDP-6010HD	PDP-5010HD	PDP-508HX	PDP-428HX	Reference VIERA TH-50PZ750SK
Tuner	○	X	○	X	○				○
The number of the pixels	1,920*1,080						1,365*768	1,024*768	1,920*1,080
Animation resolution	More than 900 of them						720 of them		More than 900 of them
Amplifier	36W (digitally)		18W (digitally)		34W (digitally)				36W
System power consumption	533W	487W	436W	389W	538W	441W	368W	296W	598W
Contrast					20,000:1		16,000:1		10,000:1

References, footnote

• Pioneer plasma television "KURO"

Allied item

• Thin-screen TV

Outside link

• Plasma television "KURO" - pioneer official site

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