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luciano1213 
Don't know the answer to that in this case.But these panels have to be manufactured.I'm sure Panasonic would have to retool their plants to accommodate this.Even if they took over the plants that Pioneer used to make these panels,maybe it's not enough to accommodate a larger volume.Pioneer sure didn't sell nearly as many panels as the other companies.So even with the R and D already done and payed for,maybe it's still too cost prohibitive to sell panels using this technology.That is, at a price that can compete with a comparably sized LG or Samsung.
i guess very few people would actually know , understand , what pioneer did to achieve such amazing results , perhaps d nice or somebody tech minded on here may be able to explain it (in laymans terms if possible
), and why it would be likely to be expensive ..
the way things are going re panny rising blacks , matching the kuro may be irrelevent , my own irish , 46g10e still seems fine to me , i have not measured it , money is too tight to be buying meters , but it looks fine , there is not a lot being said about this issue on the various uk , irish tech sites though , which got me thinking ..
correct me if im wrong , the 09 pannys sold in the states had black enhancer , corrector , whatever , i dont think uk and european models have any kind of black enhancer , corrector tool ,
the rising black problem is extremely rare in the uk from what i can gather , i wonder is it possible , that in trying to satisfy the more demanding u.s. market , panny made a slip up ?? probably way off the mark , but hey ...
