Panasonic buries rumors of plasma TV’s death

From certain quarters representing demographically the home theater connoisseurs expressed frets which continued over few weeks on hearing that likelihood of Panasonic in ending the production of Plasma TV. They were angry and considered LCD as vulgar the reaction of Panasonic revealed.

Even in spite of the earlier claims indicating the frozen development, VP Henry Hauser who is looking after the company’s merchandizing stated in a very emphatic manner in respect of the presence of possibilities for further improvement involving the plasma realm and talked about Panasonic’s real intention for developing the upgrades.

The Viera ZT series viewed at CES shall be acting as a launchpad for undertaking future development work. The Panasonic is committed to value of the plasma’s qualities which are helpful as much as the next basement movie maven.

The reports in respect of Panasonic’s ambition regarding Plasma HDTV are not correct. During this week in New York City Panasonic carried out demonstrations about recent developments related to gapless Plasma technology deployed in the year 2013 ‘Smart VIERA ZT Series Plasma HDTV’.

The technology found in ZT series Studio Master panel shall be becoming as the basis involving continued study of plasma display panel and its production. As a result Smart Viera ZT series has introduced new grade of plasma’s picture quality. Moreover there are possibilities focused on taking the Plasma technology to still higher heights and gaining the capability of applying it on the other plasma products coming up in the near future.

The rumors had high time in relation to a report indicating Plasma deaths appeared in The Nikkei the Japanese business paper reporting that Panasonic may proceed in stopping use of technology in 2014 for which no reference are cited.

It also has claimed that Panasonic shall be shutting down its main production facility located at Amagasaki plant, with marked reduction of the production in gradual manner to keep the angering partners happy and retailers. The company’s spokesperson while in conversation with Reuters that the company has not made any decision in respect of its TV business.