Panasonic is throwing in the towel on plasma TVs. The electronics giant announced on Thursday that it will stop manufacturing plasma TV panels as of December. Production of the panels has ended ...
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What happened to plasma TVs? Can you still buy one?
It's not uncommon for people to gloss over evolutionary steps in technology, and I have to admit, even I'm guilty of that sometimes. Lately I've been touching on the development of TVs over the years, ...
At one point in time, in the early-to-late-2000s, you would only have a couple of great options when upgrading to a new HD TV and away from traditional CRT and projection screens. The two primary flat ...
I feel like I slept on a TV revolution. I have been rocking a Panasonic plasma TV for ten years now and while it still serves me well, I would like to replace it. Up to this point, I held back from ...
As reported earlier, Gateway will begin to sell a branded 42-inch screen plasma TV for just under $3,000, according to sources close to the company. That’s hundreds of dollars below the price of ...
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