Typical price: £50,000
What is it: 103-inch plasma screen. No, seriously
What we think: Just a dream for most, but a cracking option for the home cinema jet set
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 23 October 2007
Tags: Panasonic, Panasonic TH-103PF9, film, televisions, sports
We like:
It's stupendously huge; pictures are remarkably good for their size; it's massive; it's well-featured; did we mention that it's really, really big?
We don't like:
£50,000 price tag; vast weight makes it a nightmare to install
CNET UK judgement:
We frankly had our doubts that even the best HD pictures would still look good on a plasma TV as huge as this. But remarkably they frequently look great on the Panasonic TH-103PF9. Shame, then, that probably nobody reading this will be able to either afford or accommodate one
Full review:
Usually when you see truly ridiculously large screens being exhibited at technology shows, you know they're just examples of macho brand posturing that will never actually go on sale. But not so with Panasonic's TH-103PF9 monitor. Continue Reading...
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