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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
b0wser @ May 8th 2007 4:44PM
I do not see a reason why tech companies are so driven on increasing the potential display quality, as demonstrated by this Pioneer unit. Our media content is garbage-- so why do people insist on getting a clearer picture when the content is the real problem? I can see crap-- and thanks to Pioneer, I can see it a whole lot better.
Matthee @ May 8th 2007 5:18PM
@b0wser
Wow someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed today.
SimbaDogg @ May 8th 2007 9:46PM
b0wser...i'm not sure how discerning your eye is, but taking a shot in the dark...i'm guessing you're exactly the person that pioneer is not marketing their product to. When i have a pioneer plasma, and when i look at it, there are a lot of things that are great about the picture, but then there are other things, such as it not being able to reproduce deep dark inky blacks.
I for one cannot wait to see this TV. I've had my product specialist from pioneer stop by a few weeks ago, and i believe there is a road show either this or next week that he's going to be attending in So. Cal, i also had my regional sales manager from pioneer drop by on Monday and give me a few more details about it. I really can't wait to see all their new tvs, and their new audio receivers as well. I also got word that they've going to have two blu ray players out next year. Both elites, one going for 1000 which will be the replacement for their current model, then another model going for either 700 or 800 which will be the same thing but w/out their DLNA.