Panasonic has finally given the world a truly genuine successor for Pioneer’s Kuro Plasma technology. Kuro is slated to be the best plasma technology global entertainment has ever seen till date. In this regard, full credit should go to Panasonic for acquiring the Kuro patents from Pioneer late last year. At a recent demonstration in Melbourne for launching its new range of 3D TVs, Panasonic took special time out for demonstrating its acquired Kuro Plasma Technology. This technological marvel, when compared with the current Panasonic Plasma TV models, went on to deliver significantly superior displays where the blacks were significantly blacker and the whites were distinctly brighter as well.

2 years back, Panasonic had taken over the 120 member strong Pioneer’s Research and Development team that had developed the famous Kuro Engine, deemed to be the best engine for flat panel displays in the world. But, at that point of time, Panasonic had failed to acquire access to patents from Pioneer. However, some time later, when its business was closed down on account of heavy losses, Pioneer’s annual report mentioned that Panasonic had acquired the official patents for Kuro. The new KURO Plasma TVs churned out by Panasonic have set unrivalled and unsurpassed high standards in the world for their impeccable picture displays, image quality and also reduced power usage. LG and Samsung have recently admitted that the Kuro is definitely a superior form of Plasma TV technology. Panasonic has thus established the fact that Plasma is significantly a superior flat panel television technology.