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Panasonic today said it would retain some models of the plasma TV in India, amid reports that it is exiting the vertical.

Plasma television may soon go blank as sales go flat and leading electronics makers shift focus to fast-growing LCD and LED televisions.

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Panasonic India plans to invest USD 100 million in its new plasma TV production facility in 2011, a top company official said today.

Japanese Electronics giant Panasonic has introduced its new range of Plasma and LCD TV by launching the huge 103 inch Plasma TV in the mark...

Samsung India on Friday announced the launch of a consumer offer on its LCD and Plasma television which entitles a customer for an assured ...

A 150-inch high-definition plasma TV unveiled by Panasonic is the world's largest to date, the Japanese consumer electronics company has cl...

Allied Computers plans to launch a 27-inch LCD TV for Rs 20K, a good 50% less than what the branded products cost.

Japanese electronics maker Hitachi on Thursday said it is conducting a feasibility study in India for local manufacturing as the market for...

A Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) or a plasma TV has become a must have for every household. More so because of the ‘me-too’ vanity factor tha...

Consumer electronics majors LG, Samsung, Haier and Videocon expect prices for LCDs/plasma TVs to fall by only 15% in 2007 compared to the 3...

Consumer electronics majors LG, Samsung, Haier and Videocon expect prices for LCDs/plasma TVs to fall by only 15% in calendar 2007 compared...

Traditionally, LCD televisions have been considered to provide the best image quality for screen sizes of 40 inches and below.

The consumer electronics industry expects to witness a 20% growth in television sales in calendar 2007.

Matsushita Electric Industrial, the maker of Panasonic brand electronics, said on Monday that it planned to launch the world’s largest plas...