Well I just read the specs at onecall for it. They list some of what's new for the set there.
http://ww2.onecall.com/PID_21076.htm
But for short, here is some of what they say there.
"New Achromatic Lens assembly (sharper focus on outer edges)
2 sets of DVI digital interface with HDCP (480P/1080I)
Pure Cinema III Scaler (less artifacting on up-converted info)
New tinted scratch resistant AR-coated protective screen
Continuing a commitment to the high-definition (HD) television format, Pioneer introduces the new PRO-730HD rear projection monitor with significant picture quality advancements.
Pioneer's new television offers multiple Digital Video Interface (DVI) with High Definition Copy Protection (HDCP) connections. This feature allows a digital connection between set-top boxes and the monitor, creating a more vibrant image. DVI HDCP technology allows content providers the ability to utilize the full bandwidth of high definition signals.
Exclusive technologies in this new line of projection televisions include: New PureCinemaIII (TM) film detection, a five element lens system with an achromatic lens on the blue gun, and Reference Theater Mode Pro. All models are built with a 16:9 aspect ration to maintain compatibility with today's video sources. They also feature five different NTSC screen mode settings"
But with that all said, it still looks the same as the current 730 that's being sold now.
http://ww2.onecall.com/PID_21076.htm
But for short, here is some of what they say there.
"New Achromatic Lens assembly (sharper focus on outer edges)
2 sets of DVI digital interface with HDCP (480P/1080I)
Pure Cinema III Scaler (less artifacting on up-converted info)
New tinted scratch resistant AR-coated protective screen
Continuing a commitment to the high-definition (HD) television format, Pioneer introduces the new PRO-730HD rear projection monitor with significant picture quality advancements.
Pioneer's new television offers multiple Digital Video Interface (DVI) with High Definition Copy Protection (HDCP) connections. This feature allows a digital connection between set-top boxes and the monitor, creating a more vibrant image. DVI HDCP technology allows content providers the ability to utilize the full bandwidth of high definition signals.
Exclusive technologies in this new line of projection televisions include: New PureCinemaIII (TM) film detection, a five element lens system with an achromatic lens on the blue gun, and Reference Theater Mode Pro. All models are built with a 16:9 aspect ration to maintain compatibility with today's video sources. They also feature five different NTSC screen mode settings"
But with that all said, it still looks the same as the current 730 that's being sold now.
