Television Panasonic proves (TV) size does matter Panasonic proves (TV) size does matter |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | |
| Monday, 07 January 2008 | |
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Once again, Panasonic is playing the “mine’s bigger than yours” game, and we have to admit we’re jealous. While we’re “coping” with a 32-inch HD Ready TV we’ll be reviewing for you shortly [Oh, the horrors we go through for you], Panasonic is busy waving its 150-inch monster in our faces.
During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas the company unveiled a variety of products, including a 150-inch plasma HDTV. And just in case you’re about to get the tape measure out and head into the living room, that makes it the largest on the market – and officially bigger than yours. The consumer electronics manufacturer also found time to drag its eyes away from the massive shiny box to debut an ultra-thin 50-inch plasma TV and a portable digital video recorder (DVR). Hopefully, we won’t have TV envy too long, though. After all, Sharp reckons we’ll all be watching 60-inch TVs pretty soon.
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