Panasonic's 103-inch plasma repurposed as multitouch air hockey table
by Darren Murph 
posted Feb 17th 2009 at 5:38PM
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
EUPHOR1C @ Feb 17th 2009 8:28PM
I see 103 ways of the screen getting broken on the worlds most expensive air hockey table. Cool, but it actually makes my stomach cringe and I don't even own it.
Fred @ Feb 17th 2009 10:23PM
It's so cool!
Not really.
hey hey @ Feb 18th 2009 12:11AM
Impressive! I wonder how they were able to lay one of the largest in production PDP's flat without damaging it.
Lee451 @ Feb 18th 2009 12:28AM
As expensive as those are, why waste it as a hockey table game? Or is that question too obvious?
COMALite J @ Feb 18th 2009 12:40AM
Wow, that's almost — PONG!
Without the touch-screen overlay, I'd like to see one of those put into a properly sized wooden box with a glass overlay and buttons on the sides, running Visual Pinball.