Panasonic Showcases the World’s Largest Full HD 3D Plasma TV
3D TVs seems to be the trend for 2010 and Panasonic along with Sony and Toshiba reaffirming this by introduction of array of display and recording products as well as enabling component devices all in an effort in bringing 3D to your home. Panasonic announcement on development of its 152-Inch Full, world’s largest follows company’s development of yet another industry’s first 103-inch Class size Full HD 3D PDP back in 2008 as well as company’s home theater size 50-inch Class Full HD 3D PDP in 2009. The new gigantic 4k x 2k Quadruple Full HD plasma panel is capable of creating a Full HD 3D world.
The newly developed display features company’s revolutionary new plasma display based on Panasonic’s new super-efficient quadruple luminance efficiency technology capable of enhancing PDP’s self-illuminating device by offering a excellent response to moving images with full moving picture resolution, making them ideal for rapid 3D image display. Furthermore, by incorporating the newly developed ultra high speed 3D drive technology the panel is capable of achieving higher illuminating speed, quarter of the time in comparison to conventional full HD panels. Among some of the features on this new display is Cross-talk reduction functionality in providing clear, high definition 3D images, Full HD x 2 frame sequential method capable of displaying time sequential images by alternately reproducing discrete full HD images for the left and right eyes on the display frame by frame to name a few.
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