Panasonic To Release TV With 1 TB HDD
According to reports, Panasonic says it will release three Viera PDP TVs on September 10, starting with Japan.

New Pioneer Plasma TV Designed As Best Ever
Pioneer Electronics has expanded the its plasma product portfolio, releasing the KRP-600M, a new Kuro Full-HD monitor tailored specifically for custom installers with a unique set of features for seamless high-end installations.

Panasonic Says Its TVs Will Outlast Their Owners
In an age of throwaway consumables and electronics products with a limited shelf life, its good to see one company has its eyes firmly on the future.

Samsung Releases 100Hz 3D Plasma TV
The Samsung 450 Series Plasma is designed to bring 3-D television and gaming into Australian lounge rooms. The 450 Series Plasma not only supports existing 3-D content but is also able to create 3-D viewing when playing back ordinary 2-D DVDs.

Sanyo Launches 2 New HD Plasma TVs
Sanyo has launched two new plasma televisions with built in HD digital tuners. The stylish new plasma televisions are designed for those who want to be able to view the free-to-air HD channels with a high quality picture.

TV Market Gets Tough For Pioneer
Pioneer has pulled the plug on its free delivery and installation service of its 50 and 60 inch plasma TVs, saying the toughening market and economic conditions were behind the move.

New $14,000 Plasma Eliminates Aging
Struggling luxury consumer electronic brand B&O has announced a new A$14,000 plasma TV which is almost quadruple the price of the best on offer from the likes of Sony, Samsung and Panasonic. The asking price is justified they say because the TV will last longer because of a built in self calibrating system. Picture from MarketNews

Panasonic Revamps Plasma Range
Panasonic has unveiled nine new plasma screen that are equipped with a new plasma panel with ?black box? processor and driver technologies developed in Japan for a ?magnificent picture.?

Panasonic Leading The World In Plasma TV Development
Under the slogan ?Built in Genius and Eco Ideas? Panasonic has rolled out an ultra thin 50? plasma display in Sydney that is just 24.7mm thick and weighing in at only 22kg. They are also set to cut plasma power consumption significantly while lifting the brightness that the screens deliver.

14 New TVs From Panasonic And First 500GB Recordable Blu ray
An aggressive Panasonic who during the last quarter have often been overall market leader in the flat panel TV market has rolled out an impressive new range of products including a 46? plasma TV the first twin tuner recordable Blu ray player and a new LCD TV range.

First Twin Tuner Blu-ray Recorder And 46" Plasma Rolled Out
Panasonic Australia has announced the first recordable Blu ray DVD player outside of Japan.The new model comes with Twin High Definition (HD) Tuner and VIERA Link. They are also releasing the first 46" plasma TV as well as new 37" Full HD LCD TV models.

Panasonic To Launch Web Enabled Plasma
Days after LG and Samsung rolled out new LCD TV's Panasonic a major sponsor of the Olympic games in Beijing is this week, set to roll out a new range of web enabled plasma TV's a new generation of home theatre kits and new blu ray players.

Philips Quit Plasma TVs As Going Gets Tough
Philips who are struggling to survive in the brutal flat panel TV market have now said that they are set to quit the plasma TV market altogether. It was only a few weeks ago that Philips cut a deal to quit the US TV market.

3D TV Goes Live In Oz
Samsung hopes to bring movie viewing and gaming to another dimension with the launch of its Series 4 Plasma TVs. This new TV range (450 Series) is the world?s first 3D-ready HD TV, allowing viewers to take 3D into their living rooms.

LG Reveals Seamless Plasma TV
LG is rolling out a bezel-less plasma TV in an effort to address the ?need? of consumers for a large screen with an eye-catching design.

Why Toshiba Dropped OLED TV
Power, now appears the main reason why Toshiba bailed on OLED TV technology, only weeks prior to a scheduled roll-out of a Toshiba OLED TV at the 2008 CES.

Pioneer Quits Plasma TV Models
Pioneer Electronics which is reeling from poor plasma sales has decided to stop producing 42" plasma screens. Instead it will buy panels from arch competitor Panasonic, and Hitachi which last month pulled out of the Australian market.

Panasonic Enter Wii Gaming Market
Panasonic is set to snare a share of the game console market by bringing out a Wii proof plasma TV for use with a Nintendo Wii games console.

Plasma Screens Public Enemy No.1
The Australian lounge-room packed with DVD players, plasma screens and other carbon-emitting electronic gear could become an environmentalist's worst nightmare, according to a Deloitte executive.

New Plasma Strategy By Hitachi
Hitachi Ltd who recently quit the Australian market after reporting losses of over $900 million during the past 12 months is now trying to flog their manufacturing capability to anyone who will buy it.

Panasonic Plasma Power Halved By 2009
Matsushita Electric Industries in Japan has announced that it will release a new plasma TV incorporating a technology to reduce the power consumption by half, due in the second quarter of 2008.

LG Raises Money For Ken Lee At Golf Benefit
When electronics retailer Bing Lee teamed up with LG Electronics to sponsor the $125,000 LG Bing Lee Women?s New South Wales Open, which took place last month, the company donated a 50-inch plasma TV for fundraising benefits towards the late Ken Lee?s nominated charity.

Plasma Makes A Comeback
With Hitachi, Fujitsu and Philips out of the Australian plasma TV market, companies like Panasonic, Pioneer and Samsung are expected to benefit as demand for plasma picks up. Also helping these vendors is price reductions and research that shows that plasma is still seen as being a better technology to LCD TVs.