HDTV Expert - Wishing Won't Make It So

Last Thursday, New York, Pioneer and Sharp unveiled a new range of LCD TVs will upscale brand familiar Elite. These products are intended to fill a hole in the TV upscale retail, one that was created when Pioneer pulled the plug on their Kuro plasma sets a few years ago.

For readers who do not know, Sharp holds a 14% interest in Pioneer, and the two companies have collaborated on products in the past. You can not remember, but once done Sharp 42-inch and 50-inch Pioneer plasma TVs in their line.This was back in the day when large LCD panels were difficult to manufacture and expensive.

It is instructive to remember why Pioneer has released the plasma TV business. First of all, Pioneer had the smallest production capacity of one of the major brands of plasma, starting on a fraction of the monthly returns of Panasonic and Samsung.

Second, Pioneer made the mistake of continuing to focus only on high-end distribution channels for their plasma televisions after it was clear that the market for plasma was commonplace.Best Panasonic plasma TVs have been widely available through many brick and mortar stores at prices much lower and offered performance comparable offerings from Pioneer.

Even the famous ensembles Kuro could not compete. Of course, they were super deep black levels. But the extra polarizers first surface used to remove that thing also decreased light levels to the point where the games Kuro has been consulted in cinemas or near-darkness. Panasonic, Samsung, LG and suffered from no such limitations.

Ultimately, the calculation is what Pioneer in.You can not make money these days selling a mass-produced flat panel display products in limited quantities at a premium price. It simply will not work. This is one reason why he left the company Hitachi plasma TV and, ultimately, the LCD TV business in the United States.

It seems that Pioneer has not learned this lesson. Nor Sharp, which saw a precipitous drop in LCD TV market share since 2006. Aquos brand, which once controlled more than 20% of U.S. TV market, now struggles to hold on 3% of it.Even the new four-color Quattron LCD TVs have achieved much with yawning, and it does not help that the TVs are a tough sell in general these days. (Notice how even huge market Vizio pushed tablets and newer phones?

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