Panasonic has really been pulling out all the stops on their HDTV department, releasing eight new models of plasma and LCD TVs with the ZR900 and PZ800 series.
The ZR900 series come in sizes ranging from 42, 46, and 50-inch models which feature a digital TV tuner, YouTube Ready emulator, and one terabyte (121 hours worth of video footage) of internal memory.
The PZ800 series is available in 58-inch and 65-inch models. These feature a 30,000:1 contrast ratio, Network TV and 4-port HDMI connectivity, plus the Viera Link, which allows the users to monitor video surveillance cameras from the television itself.
These television sets are available at varying prices, and with the 42-inch PZR900 at about $3,800, the 46-inch model at $4,300, and the 50-inch version at $4,900. I’m not certain of the prices on the other models, but it’s pretty obvious it increases with the more inches you get.
I guess size does matter. If this is important to you, then you should know that most of these sets should be available in Japan as of now.
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