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January 10, 2008 4:00 PM PST

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Pictured is an advanced concept design plasma TV from the Kuro Project at Pioneer. The panel measures only 9 millimeters thick, and the TV itself is less than an inch thick. Pioneer also showed off a plasma TV that gets illuminated from chemicals in the screen, sort of like an OLED. This eliminates the need for backlighting and increases contrast. It was a great demo.

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