Pioneer Plasma Television Monitor

• Screen Size: 50 inch
  Aspect Ratio:16:9
  Number of Pixels1280 x 768
  Weight : 41.0kg
  PURE DRIVE Technology

Pioneer 50MXE1 Plasma television

This display introduces Pioneer’s exclusive PURE Drive digital imaging processing engine to professional users. Unprecedented brightness levels combine with the strongest contrasts and over a billion colours for exceptionally vivid, clear and sharp images.

Designed and built to meet the particular demands of professional users, Pioneer’s displays are used worldwide by airports, train stations, retailers, trade shows and advertisers.

They are also highly effective as corporate presentation tools. Pioneer plasma displays:

Uncompromising performance for the high quality presentation of images and data.

Pioneer 50MXE1 Plasma television

How will DVDs and regular TV look on a plasma TV?
As good as they possibly can, with the right display. Not all Plasmas are geared for hi-def; you should look for one that can make the most of any signal. PureVision Advantage: Pioneer PureVision plasmas employ an innovative system called Pure Drive that coaxes an amazing picture out of any source. With Pure Drive, once a signal is input, it stays digital. Other plasmas perform multiple conversions from analog to digital, and back again.

What would make a plasma outdated?
Not much. Only low resolution and antiquated connections can date a plasma. PureVision Advantage:
Pioneer PureVision Plasmas exceed HD standards and provide connections like HDMI — High-Definition Multimedia Interface — that will take you well into the future.

Can I use a plasma panel for anything other than TV?
Now you can! Some plasma displays can be used with PCs, but until now, you couldn't use your PC and watch TV on the same screen simultaneously. PureVision Advantage:
PureVision plasmas let you watch a High-Definition show or incoming signal while checking your e-mail on the same screen; or combine NTSC (standard TV) with High-Definition, or PC with NTSC.
You can watch picture-in-picture style, or split screen.

Pioneer is respected for its role in such innovations as interactive cable TV, the Laser Disc player, developing the first Compact Disc player for the car and the first detachable face car stereo, DVD and DVD recording, plasma display, and organic electroluminescent display. The Company's strength in optical disc and display technology is complemented by its state-of-the-art software products and manufacturing capabilities. One look makes it absolutely clear: these flat screens rival reality. To achieve the near-impossible, Pioneer packed PURE VISION Pioneer Plasma TV with the most innovative technology ever