Hitachi announces 103 inch Plasma HDTV

Sep 12 2007, 7:18am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Hitachi announces a 103 inch full HD Plasma TV and a 65 inch model for businesses.

Panasonic has offered a 103 inch giant Plasma since 2006. Hitachi is now the second company I know that sells Plasma TVs this large.

The 1080p Plasma panel has a contrast ratio of 10,000:1. Hitachi provides special features to support business applications like advertisement display or video conferencing with multiple video sources on this 103 inch Plasma.
The Hitachi CMP1030WFJ is made by order and starts shipping in October. No pricing is available at this point.
Via this Hitachi press-release (Japanese).

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