Holy cow! Panasonic's gynormous plasma screen

Television has always been a revitalizing and poignant source of intellect for me, knowledge is just a bit, entertainment and information is essential too. There are no bounds to thought, if visualized, often the odds are deified - designers and companies live up to this perception today.

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Faith that comes from doubt, is the strongest - reading of Panasonic's vision of launching the world's largest TV plasma screen, that'll measure 261-centimeters diagonally, weighing 220 kilograms and will cost $105,000 (excluding installation), I was taken aback by doubt. In the age when LCD's are taking over the potential Plasma screen markets, how wise is the move - but then I realized, probably my notion was without insight and hence faith grew stronger.

Panasonic's creation is called the plasma envy, when 106-centimeter plasma screens hit the stands and then 127-centimeter screens became a revelation none fathomed anything bigger, but with the mother of all plasma screens eager to rock the market, much is yet to come.

Bigger the better, is perhaps the latest rage - ideal for clubs and pubs - the plasma screens now make a move towards high-end luxury homes. The trend may carry a high environmental cost, sending those home power bills rocketing, but in an era of style and lavishness - who actually cares? Energy expert Alan Pears at RMIT provides us with an overview that Panasonic's 261-centimeter plasma screen could consume up to 1.08 kilowatt of energy.

No matter how many odd loopholes come embedded with this 261-centimeter, it will surely make you feel prouder owing this than the conventional 80-centimeter, you'll find yourself offbeat without one of these, knowing so well there's something bad yet bigger out there.

[Source: Theage]