It's Valentines day (you did remember the roses right?) and the crazy race for the biggest, thinnest screen on the planet continues. This ones heartbreaker. We aren't talking about another OLED monitor, it isn't even an LCD display, but a plasma one. It belongs to Pioneer's Kuro Project, but it's much more slimmer (less than one centimeter thick) and weights not even 20 Kg, all that while maintaining commercial screen sizes.
The other characteristic worth mentioning, something common to the whole series, is it's "infinite contrast". Blacks are absolute, which means no light when there's no image being displayed. You can find more information about that here.
When it comes to prices, if they are anything like the ones from the rest of the family, it will cost you an arm and a leg. Respect.
Link: AnandTech.
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