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Panasonic's TH-152UX1 is a 4K plasma 3D UHDTV retailing for around $500,000.

 

It's 152 inch's! Consumes 3700W! Weights about 1,270 lbs!

 

http://www.panasonic.com/business/Plasma/3D/3D-Plasma-TH-152UX1.asp

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution

 

Not sure why they went with plasma and not projection technology for such a huge display.

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O.O

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I don't even think my house has space for that...

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Look at that price and I thought Panasonic made budget TVs

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I'm sure Linus will unbox one.  :P

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Lawl :3

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Im gonna get one for my bathroom!!! :D

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How beautiful. I would definitely get that

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Wouldn't the pixel density be absolutely horrible, even if it's 4K?

 

Most likely still have higher pixel density than a 80 inch 1080p TV

 

 

 

 

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i think i would need a bigger apartment if i wanted one of these :S

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Calculated it: the 152" 4K tv has a pixel density of 28.99 PPI. So it's pretty bad. The 80" Full HD is slightly worse with 27.54 PPI.

 

Yeah, but you'll be sitting on the other side of your house... :lol:. This makes Samsung's TV they released at CES look small...

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Don't mind me while I go and get the three phase power wired in..

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Don't mind me while I go and get the three phase power wired in..

Wanna borrow my power station? 

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I rarely watch TV anymore .-. 

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See that wall ? 300inch flat screen, they only sell them in Japan but I know a guy. They ship it over in a tugboat like freaking Kink Kong.

 

It hurts my eyes.

 

Yea that doesn't go away.

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wow that is so cool but at half a million it's a little too pricy lol

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I died at "3700W" hahahaha

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