Panasonic unveils 85-inch plasma at InfoComm '09
Sure we'd love to see Panasonic mass produce that 4K 150-inch plasma, but so far we'll just have to be happy with a cheaper 103-inch HDTV and the latest model, an 85-inch 1080p display it's showing off at InfoComm '09 this week. All that super size flat panel building experience has been poured into a package that is 99mm thick and apparently 30 percent lighter per square inch than its 103-inch cousin, at a total of 130Kg. This one's coming through business channels to Japan and the U.S. this fall, 'til then you'll just have to live with your 4 x 42-inch matrix setup or for the cost conscious, a projector.
[Via AV Watch & Japan Corp (English)]
[Via AV Watch & Japan Corp (English)]


















I would do unspeakable things for a TV like this...
Please, share with the rest of the class.
Unless it involves employment a brothel or some other form of sexual misconduct. Or murder.
Please grammar Gods, spare me just this once! I promise it will never happen again!
I think there's a printer's devil running around this page: pored != poured != pawed.
wow, that thing is huge
(i know, that's what she said)
That's what you said.
That's what they said.
I thought Plasma was dead.
Soon, db, soon....
God I hope not. I don't think I could suffer through anything less than plasma.
Panasonic bought out Pioneers plasma tecnology, thats why they can make such good sized, good quality plasmas now.
Pioneer is going to outsource their plasma displays to Matsushita (Panasonic). That's something different than "Panasonic bought Pioneers plasma tech". Which they didn't.
wowz
Oh man, I haven't seen anything related to Doug on the internet in a while. That guy always creeped me out too.
Ooh eee ooooo....KILLER TOFUUUUUUU!!!
Now THAT would be a great upgrade for my Panasonic 42 Plasma !
2.16 m!
The size of Shaquille O'Neal
...or 1.42 Danny DeVitos
Man this thing weighs 286 pounds!
I'm stoked someone is finally releasing in the 80-85" range. I'm surprised they didn't do quad resolution though. I think at that size it might have a bit of a "screen-door" look without quad resolution. Of course I could be wrong as I haven't seen the unit yet. I'm hoping it goes for well under $20K.
WOW I'M SO PROUD TO READ THAT THE WHOLE SITE, PANASONIC AND THE OTHER READERS, LIVIN IN A WORLD WITHOUT GLOBAL WARMING AND RESOURCE SCARCE OF RESOURCES, SO BLUIT MORE HIPER-HEAVY-JUNK-TO-DOMESTIC-MARKET INSTEAD OF MAKE 4 TV'S TO 4 DIFFERENT FAMILIES WITH OLED TECNOLOGY,
REST IN PEACE