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PX500 line<br />

PX50 line<br />

ONYX Series<br />

8-Series<br />

CES 2006<br />

600 Series<br />

ATSC/NTSC/CableCARD tuners, HDMI/HDCP,<br />

PC inputs, SD card slot, TV Guide On Screen<br />

EPG, TTM spring 06.<br />

42” TH-42PX600U $3,200, 1024x768<br />

50” TH-50PX600U $4,200, 1366x768<br />

65” TH-65PX600U $TBD, 1920x1080p, TTM Aug/Sep 06, expected to be at $8000<br />

when released in the US), 1080p acceptance expected for later in the year (upon<br />

HDMI 1.3 later release they said, although 1080p<br />

is actually not exclusive on the 1.3 version), PC<br />

input, NTSC/ATSC/QAM CableCARD tuners, HDMI<br />

version 1.2 inputs with HDAVI control, TV-Guide<br />

EPG, left, good blacks, skin color very nice, all<br />

natural colors, pixel structure viewable from 3 feet<br />

away, best plasma on that size at CES 2006.<br />

Future 1080p models would start from the 42”<br />

size. 58” model mentioned but not confirmed at CES 2006, later added at CES 2007.<br />

60 Series<br />

ATSC/NTSC tuners, HDMI/HDCP, SD card slot, NO CableCARD, TTM spring 06<br />

37” TH-37PX60U $2,200, 1024x720<br />

42” TH-42PX60U $2,600, 1024x768<br />

42” TH-42PD60U $2,000, 852x480p EDTV<br />

50” TH-50PX60U $3,700, 1366x768<br />

58” TH-58PX60U $5,500, 1366x768 mentioned<br />

but not confirmed at CES 2006, see below for<br />

details.<br />

103” 1080p plasma panel prototype was shown<br />

as a technology statement, picture on the<br />

right:<br />

Mar 06<br />

As promised at CES 2006 above, Panasonic launched two 58-inch, 1366x768, models<br />

capable of displaying nearly 29 billion colors with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, TTM<br />

summer 06.<br />

Panasonic added "Now that we've increased the number of our panel's displayable<br />

colors from eight billion to nearly 29 billion with 3072 shades of gradation and upped<br />

our maximum contrast range from 3,000:1 to 10,000:1 to achieve the blackest<br />

blacks and whitest whites in the industry, we feel very confident of retaining our top<br />

ranking with both <strong>HDTV</strong> plasma buyers and the consumer electronics media."<br />

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