Panasonic upgrades its 103-inch plasma: sorry, early adopters
Well, don't you feel silly. After springing for that 103-incher last year, Panasonic has made a mockery of your spendy home theater with a 150-inch display at CES, and now an upgraded version of the original 103-inch behemoth. The new TH-103PF10UK upgrades the video processing, anti-reflective coating, "wireless presentation capabilities," media card reader and adds dual HDMI, but the actual display seems to be the same as last time around. There's also a 100,000 hour warranty included, which is only fitting since we're guessing this new 103-inch won't be selling for much less than $70 grand.
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woot! *eagerly checking ebay for last year's model.*
Damn, it. Now I have to sell my second born child's organs for the new one.
Dual HDMI? Shouldn't this monster have at least 10 HDMI inputs?
Bah, for 90% less you can get a front projector that will give you a picture that's far superior and larger than this. Close the drapes and you're set.
Your "far superior PQ" claim is quite dubious. FP is nice, I have one, but I don't think it's image is necessarily as versatile as a plasma's. Your "close the drapes" comment even suggests this. A plasma can run brighter and it's an emissive rather than reflective technology, so the dark parts of the image can't be so easily washed out by incident light.
Welcome to six weeks ago.
Does anybody have a clue when Sharp is bringing out there 108" LCD?