LCD or plasma TV? You may want to consider weight, glare Bradenton Herald
Over this year, one of the biggest obstacles to buying a high-definition TV crumbled into dust. Even if you're looking for a big, flat-panel plasma or a liquid-crystal display screen, you no longer have to spend more than the cost of a good laptop computer.
Switch On To The World's Biggest TV FOX 5 Atlanta
The world's biggest plasma TV screen has gone on sale for ??50,000. Panasonic's new television is 103 inches wide - that's 8ft 7in. The armchair sportsman's dream screen weighs a quarter of a tonne (220kg).
£50,000 plasma TV is widest in the world Evening Standard
It will surely be top of every egotistical Premiership footballer's Christmas list - a TV on which they can watch themselves play life size. The Panasonic plasma screen - a monstrous 103 inches (8ft 7in) wide - went on display at John Lewis in Oxford Street at the weekend.
Shortcuts: How to buy a television CNN.com
The world biggest television went on sale in London this week. Made by Panasonic and costing a wallet-busting £50,000 ($98,460), the plasma screen set is 103 inches (8.7feet) wide and weighs in at a whopping 220 kilograms. This latest piece of high-tech home entertainment kit may be out-of-reach for most of us, but there are still plenty of other alternatives on the market to tempt the modern
BIGGEST TURN-ON Daily Record
THE world's biggest plasma TV screen has gone on sale - for £50,000. The Panasonic plasma screen is 103 inches - 8ft 7in - wide and weighs a quarter of a ton.
Flat-screen price wars heat up early Chattanooga Times Free Press
THE GIZMO: Flat-panel television holiday specials. THESE PRICES ARE INSANE! "I’ve never seen it this chaotic," grumbled Hitachi chief marketing officer Kevin Sullivan. "This is like the PC world, and the only winner is the consumer."
Enter the Digital TV Age Jewish World Review
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | What's the difference between an old 27-inch television and a new 42-inch liquid-crystal display model? The past and the future, one might say.
Have a visual feastfor around $1,500 Orlando Sentinel
The $10,000 plasma TV is still with us. You can walk into most any consumer-electronics store, hand over your plastic and take delivery of a flat-panel screen that will leave neighbors crazy with envy.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006 Park Rapids Enterprise
Back in the day, it was black and white vs. color or 25- vs. 32-inch. Now we're hearing words like DLP, Plasma, LCD, flat panel, HDTV. Of course, we love advanced technology. But the more advanced televisions become, the more complicated it can be to buy one.
HDTVs, Ripe for the Picking New York Times
Falling prices, improved technology and more programming choices have made this year the time to jump in and buy a high-definition TV really.
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