Pioneer's Kuro series prides itself on displaying the very darkest black levels. And the latest model is no less of a superstar, with the imposing 50-inch plasma
producing a groupie-garnering performance. Packing an arsenal of picture modes, including processing options for games, sports, or movies, all do a sterling job of delivering ideal images for their
respective material. In movie mode, Rambo on Blu-ray was all smooth, motion-filled action and pigment-perfect skin tones. On sets this big, no amount of up-scaling will make Freeview look
great, but is that really why you'd buy this? The only real problem with the Kuro: finding someone to buy our kidneys so we can get one right away.
Pioneer PDP-LX5090 Kuro TV
FIRST POSTED AUGUST 8, 2008
Details
Price: £2,400
Specifications
Video ports: 1 x component, 1 x composite, 3 x HDMI, 3 x scart, 1 x VGA in
Audio ports: 1 x stereo RCA in, 1 x 3.5mm headphone, 1 x optical S/PDIF, 1 x subwoofer, stereo speaker out
Data ports: 1 x USB
Expansion: CAM slot
Peripherals: Remote control
Dimensions: 1,233 x 93 x 723mm (WDH)
Weight: 33.5kg
Features
Integrated 18W stereo speakers, analogue tuner noise reduction, home gallery JPEG picture viewer, Pure Drive 2HD digital video processing designed for the PureBlack panel, room light sensor, True Matrix Imaging with Deep Waffle Rib Structure for deeper plasma cells and higher brightness, ultra black panel











