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    Panasonic V10 NeoPDP Plasmas Now In 58 and 65-inch, and Just as Beautiful

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    Image of Curves Curves
    09/03/09

    In reply to Panasonic V10 NeoPDP Plasmas Now In 58 and 65-inch, and Just as Beautiful
    OK, I will ask; At what point does "big" become TOO big or big enough?
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    09/03/09

    @Curves: Well, the fact that people pay money to watch movies in theaters implies that we would all have 20' screens if it was possible. The limiting factor is therefore the size of the rooms in which TVs are placed. The size at which TVs are "too big" is the size at which they cannot be comfortably placed into a normal person's living room.
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    Image of valkilmerisawful valkilmerisawful
    09/03/09

    @Curves: Never too big. NEVERRRRR. Got my 50" six months ago. I wish it was 100". Bigger is better, I'm not sure I care about measuring the ideal viewing distance to my couch (I keep moving it closer). Now who's gunna say it, hmm?
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    09/03/09

    In reply to Panasonic V10 NeoPDP Plasmas Now In 58 and 65-inch, and Just as Beautiful
    I always read these types of press releases thinking "Hmm, that would look good in my living room, I wonder how much it costs" and typically it ends with me feeling inadequate, but this time you didn't post prices... so I had to search. Which made me feel like a really inadequate time waster.
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    Image of Danny Allen Danny Allen
    09/03/09

    @egoods: What did you turn up? I'm hunting down U.S details, but haven't had any luck yet.
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    09/03/09

    @Danny Allen: I've seen the 50" model for about $1800.
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