Check out our glowing review of the Panasonic TC-60ZT60 plasma TV. Attending Panasonic’s 8 AM briefing this morning in New York City felt a bit like a funeral – like maybe it was the end of the road ...

Panasonic announced the pricing and nationwide retail availability dates for its critically-acclaimed VIERA™ VT25 Series of Full HD 3D Plasma TVs. The debut of the VT25 series will expand Panasonic’s ...

Panasonic and Best Buy today continued their commitment to bringing 3D technology into American homes with the world’s first consumer purchase and retail availability of Panasonic’s Full HD 3D home ...

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Secaucus, N.J. – Now with 30 days of delivery, Panasonic formally revealed pricing Friday on its Viera VT25 Series FullHD 3D plasma TVs. 3D offerings to four screen sizes with availability at a wide ...

3D HDTVs are set to continually roll out throughout the year now; most were announced at CES, and just now companies are starting to ship their newest sets. Panasonic is destined to become a pretty ...

The new 2013 lineup of Panasonic plasmas will be available starting in February, with 16 new models ranging from 42-inches to 65-inches -- nothing to compete with the 70 and up LCDs. The new flagship ...

While it's true that LED LCD TVs seem to get all the attention--and the majority of sales--a quick look at our TV Ratings will show you that plasma TVs often top our Ratings, thanks to very good or ...

Panasonic has just launched the world’s largest 3D plasma display, measuring in at a whopping 152 inches. This new full high-definition display provides high-quality 3D video using newly developed ...

Probably the biggest gadget which was shown off at CES 2010 is Panasonic’s new 152 inch Plasma 3D HDTV, which measures a massive 152 inches diagonally. The Panasonic 152 inch Plasma TV can display ...

Like the Boston Celtics (put a sock in it, Lakers fans), Plasma technology refuses to whither away quietly, no matter what fancy new technologies (like LED-backlit displays) try to takes its place.

Panasonic has unveiled a prototype 50-inch television and companion glasses that together give the viewer the illusion of three dimensions. The TV is being unveiled less than a month after Panasonic ...