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v_squared123 · 08-17-2013, 11:01 PM

[QUOTE=v_squared123;7967714]A topic created for fun by some guy at another forum about what type of plasma panel Panasonic will create for 2014. Thought I would bring the discussion over here.....

What is Project Jupiter ...
Project Jupiter in my opinion is :

1. The 2014 generation of Panasonic Plasma display that is build from the ground up.

a) It will include television that have all the phosphors colors reworked - this allows for the widest color gamut possible.

( I doubt this. 98% of the DCI was pretty cool but unneccesary from what i have read/heard at this point in time

b) Deeper black levels then ever - great contrast, brightness, gamma etc.

(high probability of this happening. Im sure contrast would increase due to innovations in abl processing and overall brightness. Blacks could also get a tad darker as well. Maybe between a 500m and a Kuro 151/101 so like 0.0007-8 mll

c) Very sharp still and motion images.

( all 2013 displays were as sharp as can be and motion tracking because of the driving system was great so I dont think it would be increased...much. Maybe tweaked further on the zt70

d) Very clean image - no noise or other artifacts.

( again 2013 models were very good with clean images....possible reduction in dither though you can really only see dither super up close. Samsung had more dither but that was because of its larger pixels

e) Very energy efficient compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included)

(perhaps better energy efficient modes. doubt the isf day/nite modes would be affected by this

f) At least OLED image quality.

( 2014 models will be the closest we get to OLED picture from a plasma tv for sure

g) Very thin compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included)

( ive seen the zt60 online and it seems pretty thin. Could it get thinner? Maybe...maybe not. Dont really care. As long as it looks pretty

h) No image Burn-In or Image Retention.

(I think the displays this year were pretty good overall about this. I have not heard a complaint about burn in or image retention

08-17-2013, 11:01 PM	#7
v_squared123 Expert Member Member since:Apr 2012 Location:Canada Home Theater Gallery:57	[QUOTE=v_squared123;7967714]A topic created for fun by some guy at another forum about what type of plasma panel Panasonic will create for 2014. Thought I would bring the discussion over here..... What is Project Jupiter ... Project Jupiter in my opinion is : 1. The 2014 generation of Panasonic Plasma display that is build from the ground up. a) It will include television that have all the phosphors colors reworked - this allows for the widest color gamut possible. ( I doubt this. 98% of the DCI was pretty cool but unneccesary from what i have read/heard at this point in time b) Deeper black levels then ever - great contrast, brightness, gamma etc. (high probability of this happening. Im sure contrast would increase due to innovations in abl processing and overall brightness. Blacks could also get a tad darker as well. Maybe between a 500m and a Kuro 151/101 so like 0.0007-8 mll c) Very sharp still and motion images. ( all 2013 displays were as sharp as can be and motion tracking because of the driving system was great so I dont think it would be increased...much. Maybe tweaked further on the zt70 d) Very clean image - no noise or other artifacts. ( again 2013 models were very good with clean images....possible reduction in dither though you can really only see dither super up close. Samsung had more dither but that was because of its larger pixels e) Very energy efficient compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included) (perhaps better energy efficient modes. doubt the isf day/nite modes would be affected by this f) At least OLED image quality. ( 2014 models will be the closest we get to OLED picture from a plasma tv for sure g) Very thin compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included) ( ive seen the zt60 online and it seems pretty thin. Could it get thinner? Maybe...maybe not. Dont really care. As long as it looks pretty h) No image Burn-In or Image Retention. (I think the displays this year were pretty good overall about this. I have not heard a complaint about burn in or image retention Last edited by v_squared123; 08-17-2013 at 11:04 PM.

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