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If you use the included speakers, the back panel includes a subwoofer output to send bass information to an external subwoofer. It sports detachable, side-mounted speakers, so if you plan to use an external audio system, you can remove the speakers to get an even smaller profile. This year's 50-inch Elite panel is even thinner than last year's, measuring three-and-seven-tenths inches deep. Read about the high points and the low points of the PRO-111FD plasma on.

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There are nine total aspect-ratio options for HD and SD sources, including a Dot by Dot mode to view 1080i / 1080p sources with no overscan. Several features are available help prevent or counteract image retention, a common plasma concern. Pioneer also offers three different ways to convert 24p film sources for output on this display: the Standard mode applies traditional 3:2 to convert 24fps film to 30fps video the Advance mode outputs 24fps to 72fps for a smoother, less juddery presentation and the Smooth mode appears to do frame interpolation to present even smoother movement. In addition to gamma and advanced noise-reduction controls, Pioneer includes two color-space options (one more vivid, one more natural), plus a color management system to precisely adjust the six color points.

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There are six color-temperature options, including a manual mode that lets you precisely adjust the white balance. The list begins with seven picture modes, including a newly revised Optimum picture mode that (in conjunction with light and color sensors on the front panel) can automatically adjust the picture to suit your viewing conditions. The PRO-111FD offers a ton of picture adjustments, presented this year in a redesigned onscreen menu.

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You can easily play digital movies, music and photos via the side-panel USB port, or add the TV to your home network via the back-panel Ethernet port and stream digital media from a PC or DLNA-certified media server. This TV features Pioneer's Home Media Gallery. Picture-in-picture functionality is available, but last year's TV Guide on Screen program guide is missing, probably because the CableCARD slot has been omitted. The HDMI inputs accept both 1080p/p/24, and one is located on the side panel for easy access. It lacks the CableCARD slot and second RF input found on last year's model. This plasma HDTV has a healthy connection panel that includes four HDMI, one component video, and one PC input, as well as one RF input to access the internal ATSC, NTSC and Clear-QAM tuners. The $5,000 PRO-111FD has a 50-inch screen size and a 1920 x 1080 resolution. The 2008 line includes two new top-shelf Elite HDTVs, at 50- and 60-inch screen sizes. The new 2008 models are even better, as they are capable of rendering an even deeper black. Pioneer's 2007 line of KURO plasmas drew rave reviews.