And it is a fairly nice. The Panasonic Z1 as its main feature is its thinness. It has an inch wide and the screen is 54 inches!
Although, the price of this plasma is $5,999 US. This plasma TV has a range of native contrast ratio 40.000:1, THX certification and a separate box that would be the HDMI receiver, perfect for the TV to remain flat. Its supports the screen packs a 1080p picture. It will be launch in June this year. And I hope that by that time still there are people who are attracted by plasmas.
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