Panasonic shows IPS-Alpha plasma panel prototype

updated 09:25 am EDT, Tue October 6, 2009

Panasonic plasma prototype is ultra-dark, fast


At the ongoing CEATEC show in Japan, Panasonic showed off its next-generation IPS-Alpha plasma prototype panel. While specs aren't yet available, subjectively the new display has very true black levels, while fast-moving scenes are reproduced without much noticeable blur. Panasonic hung a 2008 model next to the IPS-Alpha for comparison purposes, showing off the advances it has made in the past year.

It's expected that Panasonic will detail pricing and full specs for the next-generation plasma panel at the CES show in January. [via Engadget]







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