Panasonic plasma TV has a 145-inch

Panasonic plasma TV has a 145-inch

American, CA (prHWY.com) November 15, 2012 - Panasonic, in collaboration with Japanese public broadcaster NHK, has designed a giant LCD TV plasma of 145 inches which is capable of displaying images with a resolution up to 7860 x 4320 pixels, 16 times that of conventional HD TV .

The panel has a new system that stabilizes the content displayed by scanning vertically and simultaneously its nearly 34 million pixels. With this technology gets, or at least that's what Panasonic says, that there is no flicker.



The Japanese company says that even standing just 1.6 meters away, the benefits of Ultra Definition screen get the viewer to feel like I was watching a real scene, which favors immersing it in the scene. That, of course, if the film or documentary series has been recorded that emits the maximum resolution that can work.

Given the characteristics of the TV, its sheer size and lack of confirmation, high price, do not expect to see it on the shelves of your favorite mall near term. Instead, it is more likely to receive orders Panasonic large companies who want to impress clients and the odd billionaire with lots of money and few ideas of how to spend it.
How to install the TV on the wall
Once You Have Your LCD TV or plasma TV in your home, You Should Start Considering as it will be installed on the wall. Because it saves space and how That Prevents the TV dominates the room, hanging on the wall is a very popular way of presenting it.

One way is to call a professional. Obviously, someone from the store you bought the TV will know how to install Correctly. Anyway, This will leave a lot of money, and as you just spend it all on the plasma TV, it may be a good idea to install it yourself. It is very apologetic, so take it as an advantage.

FIRST THINGS FIRST
Once you know where you want to install,
http://vimeo.com/53647855 you need to get a metal detector. The way it instaleempotrado if not Placed in the right place. Use your stud finder to make sure the wall mount this on a beam. This is the only way to make sure your TV is That stable on your wall.

ANCHORAGE
Once you find the beams and Have marked the location where you are installing the TV, you are ready to place the wall bracket. This will need to be screwed into the wall at as many points as possible. The more points of anchor, bear less weight each point individually. Once You Have the support beams anchored to the wall, is almost over With The process of installing an LCD TV.

HIDE THE CABLES
Once You have located the beams, the wall mount anchored, and the TV set to the support you need to plug and connect your TV. Need to find a way to hide cables. This can be done by drilling the wall and wires passing through it, or by finding other methods of "hiding" in the wall. Get some ducts and sleeves in his hardware store will help with this process.

Get Help
Finally, no matter how safe you feel doing it, it's a good idea to have some help. Whether it is to support the TV while mounted on the wall, or to throw some ideas and suggestions, have a second person there to help make the process safer and more efficient.

Learn how embedding is the last step in the long process of getting your perfect television. We seek information on the types of technology, found the place to buy it, the model I wanted, and finally I install it on Their wall. Now, the only thing left to do is sit back and enjoy your new vision center in its newly installed wall mount.

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