Panasonic introduced at CES 2010 the largest plasma display capable of full HD 3D world, with a diagonal of 152 inches (about 386 cm). The screen has a panel composed of PDP (plasma display panel) to indicate quadruple luminous efficiency.

Autoiluminare panels used to make this model the plasma have a great response to playback of moving images with high resolution, perfect for displaying 3D productions. The 3D technology ultra high-speed drive and having a luminous efficiency index quadruple, new panels have a light rate of close to four times higher than normal HD screens.

Screen incorporates and Crosstalk reduction technology, essential for clear 3D image rendering. Compared with other technologies used for playback method display line by line, PDP screens display images in the system frame, which provides a large plasma TV advantage in obtaining a clearer picture.

Plasma 152 inch Diagonal Full HD 3D movie viewing experience to provide the viewer a 3D cinema and is the successor of the first 3D Full HD Plasma 103 inch diagonal launched by Panasonic in 2008, but the 3D screen 50-inch full HD PDP, part the 3D full HD home theater system launched by the company in 2009.

Panasonic will launch the first 3D full HD TVs in 2010. All models will be produced based on PDP technology, very suitable for 3D TVs and playing the most beautiful high definition images.

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