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"Regular readers will
recall that I was blown out of my chair by the PDS-5002.
Of course, visual memory can be misleading, but everything I see
in the new model suggests that, in nearly every aspect, it's as
good as that original design." Stereophile Guide to Home
Theater June 2003. Tom Norton
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"This is about offering the
best product we can", Rozylowicz said "and about
developing a brand - and respect for a brand. This is about
having proper distribution." Insider Track, September
2002
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"And flesh tones, after calibration
and given good program material, were the most convincingly
natural I have ever seen on any video display of any type."
Thomas J. Norton, Stereophile Guide to Home Theater, February
2002 |
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"Outstanding performance is
what the Fujitsu PDS-5002 provided. I haven't seen all the potential
candidates, but I seriously doubt there's anything else out
there of this size that can exceed it for overall picture quality."
Thomas J. Norton, Stereophile Guide to Home Theater, February
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High, even brightness over
the entire screen makes for a more uniform picture. CRT’s and
front and rear-projection sets often have hot spots in the center
with considerable fall-off in the corners. The Fujitsu 4222’s
output is almost twice that of several competing 42” panels.”
The Perfect Vision, September/October 2001 |
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"The Fujitsu PDS-4242 is a superior
plasma display screen, super slim, stylish and lightweight,
yielding unprecedented clarity, sharpness and color accuracy
as well as high brightness and rich contrast." Lawrence Robinson,
Electronic House - July 2001 |
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"From top to bottom, side to
side and corner to corner, the Fujitsu screen is terrifically
bright, detailed down to the pixel, remarkable subtle in its
ability to reproduce shadings and shadows. Contrast is manageable.
High-definition content has depth and film-like richness, even
at the magnification required to fill a screen this size." Stephen
Williams, Newsday - May 2001 |
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"Connecting to a streaming video
Internet site such as CNN.com produced large, movie-like images
that were much more detailed [on the PDS-4222] than a standard
PC monitor or high-end television set. Even more impressive,
this level of clarity and detail was achieved with a pedestrian
PC video card with a paltry 4 megabytes of memory." Los Angeles
Times, March 22, 2001 |
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"Fujitsu's Plasmavision SlimScreen
PDS-4222 has a depth of 3-inches, but it will leave you wondering
how such a great picture got into this slim package. This 42-inch
widescreen display will turn your home theater into a real work
of art, with excellent resolution and clarity." Electronic House,
February 2001 |
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"Fujitsu's Plasmavision SlimScreen
PDS-4222 is easily the finest plasma display I have ever reviewed."
Joel Brinkley, Stereophile Guide to Home Theater - July/August
2000 |
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" --- you'll be well served
by Fujitsu flat display. Consider it an investment in the future."
Al Griffin, Stereo Review's Sound and Vision - April 2000 |
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"It not only has the right technical
capability but the aesthetics are perfect..." Audio Video Interiors
- July 2000 |
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"Fujitsu made the quantum leap
forward in brightness with this set." Joel Brinkley, Stereophile
Guide to Home Theater - July/August 2000 |
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"The Fujitsu PDS-4222's handling
of high-def makes me salivate..." Al Griffin, Stereo Review's
Sound and Vision - April 2000 |
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"This wonderful TV is a genuine
pleasure to watch." Joel Brinkley, Stereophile Guide to Home
Theater - July/August 2000 |
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"The high-def images of birds,
bugs, and bark had a lifelike immediacy." Al Griffin, Stereo
Review's Sound and Vision - April 2000 |
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"My congratulations to Fujitsu."
Joel Brinkley, Stereophile Guide to Home Theater - July/August
2000 |
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"... it excels in color reproduction."
Al Griffin, Stereo Review's Sound and Vision - April 2000 |
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"The company's newest plasma
set, the PDS-4222 was designed with both high-definition TV
and computers in mind." Al Griffin, Stereo Review's Sound and
Vision - April 2000 |
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"...it looks like one of the
pieces from their art collection." Audio Video Interiors - July
2000 |
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"Colors leaped from the screen,
and images appeared crisp and bright." PC Magazine, May 5, 1998 |
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"My clear choice among these
three sets (Philips FlatTV, Mitsubishi Diamond Panel, and Fujitsu
Plasmavision) is the Fujitsu Plasmavision, in terms of both
cost and performance. It offers an impressive picture, the most
advanced electronics, and the best black-level rendition. And
in the plasma television world, the price is competitive. "
Stereophile Guide to Home Theater, Sept. 1998 |
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"CRN Test Center engineers liked
the Plasmavision 42's bright, crisp display of high-resolution
images and were impressed by the quality of this VGA monitor
as well as its relatively low price." Computer Reseller News,
July 12, 1998 |
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"The Fujitsu Plasmavision 42
TV Display/Computer monitor is probably the biggest, brightest,
most versatile screen on the market, yet it's highly unobtrusive."
BYTE, April 1998 |
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"The product, with its brilliant
colors and smooth motion capabilities, would make an outstanding
centerpiece of a home theater...The resolution and scanning
flexibility of the Plasmavision 42 make it well-suited for the
boardroom presentation graphics market, which is likely to see
a variety of equipment used as presentation sources." Computer
Reseller News, July 12, 1998 |
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"Stepping through and assortment
of feeds--VCR, DVD, SVGA--the slim panel adjusted instantly
to changing aspect ratios and dynamic content. Closeup shots
were especially vibrant." Stereophile Guide to Home Theater,
February 9, 1998 |
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"The computer generated images
were awesome. Reds didn't bleed, they contained vivid detail,
and even way off-axis, it stayed that way." Secrets of Home
Theater and High Fidelity, March 1998 |
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"The plasma market is just beginning
to heat up, and right now there are only a few major players.
Fujitsu General America leads the pack with its successful Plasmavision
42 display. The company is back with a second-generation model,
the Plasmavision 42EP." PC Computing, May 1998 |
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"Fujitsu's plasma technology
is a triumph of science and engineering." Stereophile Guide
to Home Theater, February 9, 1998 |
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"At 42-inches across, and six-inches
deep, the display is slim enough to hang on a wall. Its theater-like
16:9 aspect ratio provides a wide viewing area with a resolution
of 852 by 480 pixels. This already supports the correct screen
proportions for DVD and HDTV so users will be able to view programming
in their intended wide-screen format without "blackbar" letter-boxing
or "pan and scan" image cropping." Custom Home Electronics March/April
1998 |
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"Fujitsu has just improved its
42-inch Plasmavision display-the biggest flat-panel available-with
a contrast of 400:1 and component video inputs for DVD." Wired,
May 1998 |
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