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Panasonic brings the world's largest 3D HD plasma TV to India

New Delhi: Consumer electronics brand Panasonic has launched a 152 inch 3D high definition plasma television in India. The plasma TV is touted to be the world's largest, giving an experience of a mini theatre and is priced at 3.50 crore.

Daizo Ito, President, Panasonic India said that the the plasma TV screen was equal to nine 50 inch screens. The resolution of the TV is 4096 X 2160 pixels with 3D support. The key features of the TV include cross talk reduction enabling clear and high definition 3D images, with a full HD X 2 frame sequential method.

The television first made appearance in January this year. This makes it a pretty late entry into the Indian market. Ito explained the technology of the television saying, "Panasonic's unique display technology brings out that full potential of the plasma display to achieve powerful 3-dimensional effects and a feeling of total immersion that draws the viewer right onto the image."

The television is the world's first development for a self-illuminating display, producing about four times the amount of information of a full HD panel.

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