Panasonic reopens Plasma Concierge to the masses this holiday season

by Darren Murph, posted Dec 7th 2007 at 9:26PM

Read enough horror stories lately to get you all scared about diving into the world of HDTV? Fret not, as Panasonic is reopening the phone lines to its toll-free Plasma Concierge service during the holidays. Usually, this line is reserved for those who already own a Panny PDP, but starting today, absolutely anyone can ring up the help line for a little one-on-one Q&A about flat panels. Reportedly, those on the other end will be happy to field any general / technical questions you may have, and unlike last year, the service will remain open until February 3, 2008 -- a full two months longer. Hit the read link for the digits, and be sure to grab some paper and a pen before you just start rattling off inquiries.

Filed under: Industry, Misc, Displays, Panasonic, Plasma

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h4ldol @ Dec 8th 2007 2:37PM

Poor Panasonic. Seems they are getting desperate to keep plasma from being obliterated from the face of the Earth (albeit, undeservedly) by LCD. Heard they're making some small LCDs now too.

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mcrexx @ Dec 10th 2007 12:46AM

Panasonic is certainly not getting obliterated by the king of artificial picture enhancements (120Hz refresh rates, faster response times, black level "enhancers") and poor black levels known as LCD. Anyone who does their research and doesn't believe the barely knowledgable sales reps at Wal-mart and Busted Buy knows that plasma produces the best image quality.

Panasonic is just helping to make buying a flat panel, especially a plasma, an easier decision for the average consumer. There's a reason their latest 1080p plasma got voted the best flat panel ever by consumer reports magazine recently, just take a look at its incredible picture.

And yes, Panasonic has been making small LCDs for years, for sizes 32 and under since it's very hard to get a plasma smaller than 37 inches.

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