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Pioneer Plasma TV Specifications

Pioneer PDP-4312HD Plasma Display

Plasma Display Specifications
Screen Size	43" diagonal
Screen Aspect	16:9
Contrast Ratio	[not published]
Brightness	[not published]
Pixel Pitch	[not published]
hSync	[not published]
vSync	[not published]
Color System	[not published]
Data Signals	VGA, SVGA, XGA
TV Scan Lines	480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
Input Terminals
Composite Video	1 (RCA)
S-Video	1 (4-pin mini DIN)
Component Video	1 (RCA x 3)
VGA RGB Signal	1 (15-pin mini d-Sub)
HDMI Interface	1
Stereo Audio In	2 (RCA L/R)
Serial Control (RS232C)	1 (9-pin mini d-Sub)
Output Terminals
Plasma Monitor Accessories
Audio Amplifier	[not published]
Speakers	Built In Speakers
Mounting Options	Table Stand Included
Dimensions and General Specs.
Power Supply	100-120V @ 50-60Hz
Power Consumption	[not published]
Dimensions	46.5" x 29.5" x 4"
Weight	[not published]
FCC Class	FCC Class B, Home Use

Key Features of the Pioneer PDP-4312HD 43" Plasma Monitor

• 43" HDTV Pioneer Plasma Display
• HDTV Native Resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels
• 16:9 Aspect Ratio with Natural Resize adjustment
• Advanced Pure Cinema with 3:3 Pulldown
• Pure Drive Signal Processing
• Deep Encased Cell Structure
• Color Temperature Control: 3 Settings with 6500 Degrees
• Color Transient Improvement (Digital CTI)
• Energy Star Certified
• HDMI Digital Interface
• Component Video Input
• S-Video, Composite Video Inputs
• RS-232 Control Terminal
• D-Sub 15-pin PC Input

Pioneer Plasma Technology

Pioneer Pure Drive: Pioneer's exclusive Pure Drive keeps video signals entirely in a lossless digital domain, for greater signal control and far higher video quality.

XGA High-Definition Resolution (1024 x 768p) for an incredibly detailed picture.

Advanced Pure Cinema with 3:3 Pulldown allows film-based material on DVD, videotape, and even regular TV to match the smooth, natural reproduction you'd see in a theater.

Deep Encased Cell Structure: Each individual lamp is encased in its own "cell", with walls on all sides so that light doesn't bleed into neighboring cells. This energy-efficient design allows each lamp to deliver a more concentrated beam of light, for truer colors and brighter images.

HDMI Digital Interface for the highest-level transmission of digital images for the source.

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