Panasonic launches some IFA HDTVs

IFA may be over today (today in Berlin, that is), but there's still gear being shown off; Panasonic's got a mess of HDTVs to show off, including their 64-inch TH-65PX600 plasma, a 1080p unit with a 5,000:1 contrast ratio and five new LCDs, the TX-32LX600, TX-26LX600F, TX-32LE60 TX-26LE60, and TX-20LE60, each with its size corresponding to its model number (the TX-32LE60 being 32-inches, and soon). All the LCDs have 1366 x 768 resolution panels, 178° viewing angles, 1,000:1 viewing angles on the LE 32 and 26-inchers (800:1 on the 20-inch) and HDMI on the largest four, as well. No price on the plasma so far as we know, but those LCDs will set you back €1,999, €1,599, €1,299, €1,099, and €599 (about $2,500, $2,000, $1,600, $1,400, and $750). Click on, there's a shot of the two 32-inch LCDs after the break.

Read - TX-32LX600 and TX-26LX600F LCDs
Read - TX-32LE60 TX-26LE60, and TX-20LE60 LCDs
Read - Plasma

[Perrey Z. @ Sep 6th 2006 10:32AM]

The third photo above is not a new model. That was the design for the PX500 LX500 Series from last year. The Panasonic website is wrong. The current design for all the Viera LCDs is the one in the middle.