The Japanese maker of the Panasonic brand said it had developed the world's largest plasma-panel television set with a 103-inch (2.6 meter) screen.
The World's Largest Plasma TV
Matsushita Electric Industrial (aka Panasonic) has said it has overcome technical difficulties posed by making large plasma screens to develop a prototype 2.3 meters wide and 1.3 meters high. The TV offers a maximum resolution of 1,920?1,080, and its contrast ratio is 3,000:1. Its weight is almost 200 Kg.
Matsushita, the world's top seller of plasma TVs, said the bulk of demand for the 103-inch set would probably come from businesses, schools and medical institutions, but it also saw demand from consumers looking to set up home theatres.
Until now 102-inch plasma televisions developed by LG and Samsung were the biggest in the world.
The World's Largest Plasma TV
Matsushita Electric Industrial (aka Panasonic) has said it has overcome technical difficulties posed by making large plasma screens to develop a prototype 2.3 meters wide and 1.3 meters high. The TV offers a maximum resolution of 1,920?1,080, and its contrast ratio is 3,000:1. Its weight is almost 200 Kg.
Matsushita, the world's top seller of plasma TVs, said the bulk of demand for the 103-inch set would probably come from businesses, schools and medical institutions, but it also saw demand from consumers looking to set up home theatres.
Until now 102-inch plasma televisions developed by LG and Samsung were the biggest in the world.