Joining their 65 inch HD Plasma and the worlds largest 103 inch Plasma TV, Panasonic have recently announced a full line of ten new high defintion televsions for 2007. These include 42 inch, 50 inch and 58 inch 1080p high defintion models which all feature a beautiful gloss black finish.

The new Panasonic range will provide the consumer with four distinct plasma lines from which to choose. There are two specific model categories under the 1080p umbrella. The TH-58PZ700U, TH-50PZ700U and the TH-42PZ700 - combined with the current 65 inch and 103 inch Plasmas, will offer screen resolutions of 1920 x 1080p.

Completing the lineup of 1080p resolution televisions, Panasonic will introduce two new models later in the year in the premium PZ750U series. These will be the TH-50PZ750U and the TH-58PZ750U which are distinguished by the inclusion of a feature called Studio Reference Mode. This provides the viewer with the exact same color reproduction as seen on the reference monitors used in film editing studios, resulting in the exact colors and expression intended by the film makers.

Additionally, the Pro Setting Mode allows the consumer to professionally calibrate the set, plus there are three HDMI connections and a unique black chrome ornament cosmetic.

The full line, both 720p and 1080p, offers an improved EZ-Sync remote to link Panasonic consumer home entertainment and video products to allow seamless control of the entire system by using only one remote.

All of the new 2007 models feature an SD Memory Card slot with Photo Viewer that transforms consumer model Panasonic Plasma TVs into digital photo galleries. By utilizing high definition images available from GalleryPlayer that are embedded on the SD cards, the consumer has access to thousands of images ranging from art masterpieces to dazzling photographs.  GalleryPlayer's content partners include National Geographic, MoMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The New York Times and Time-Life.

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