Series 10 Plasmas From Panasonic
Last year, Panasonic introduced the Series 9 product line of plasmas. So it makes sense that this year we get the Series 10. Series 10 includes three 1080p models, the TH-50PF9UK, TH-65PF9UK and the TH-103PF9UK, and four panels with 1366 x 768 resolution.
Among the system solutions offered by the 2007 line is the ability to use a wireless presentation board. The user can mount a wireless presentation board to a conference display unit that allows wireless connection of up to eight displays and four PCs. In addition to the fixed input interface, the displays have three interchangeable slots that let the user add different combinations of optional terminal boards so they can ad digital or analog as needed.
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