Panasonic 103" Plasma TV - £39147.96 (+P&P)

muffinhead

Considering the current exchange rate, I thought this was a bit of a bargain :

PANASONIC TH103PF10BK 103 INCH PLASMA DISPLAY is the world's largest high definition plasma display and destined to be the awe inspiring centerpiece of any facility or event. This is the PANASONIC TH103PF10BK.

- Dimensions 245 x 143 x 13 cms
- Weight 220 Kgs
- Resolution Full HD 1920 x 1080
- Colour Black
- Contrast Ratio 5,000:1
- HD Ready Full HD (1080)
- Optional Accessories Floor Stand
- Video Cards: HDMI, DVI, Scart, Component, HD-SDI all available.
- Warranty 1 year
- Connections Component, Composite, PC Input, DVI, RS232, 3 x Video Card Slots

http://www.1staudiovisual.co.uk/catalog/panasonic-th103pf10-p-2008.html

WAS : £41030.00
SAVE : 5%
NOW: £39147.96

Shipping to Ireland = £219.


NOT ACTUAL SIZE

Danbo!

Thanks man, been looking for these, just ordered 2 while the price was right!

inforfun

IBTL?

To be honest, it is actually "cheap".
Couple of weeks ago i saw that thing in a shop in Holland for €80.000 ......

ch750536

Is it me or does that photo look like a screen with a hole in it?

Rod & Reel

a while back they were selling in the sony shop in the square a70 or 78 inch which ever for 7800. prob not hi def or that but still i think its a far better price. for an extra 32000 u can have 25inchs more. dont c the value. but im happy with the wireless a cup a tea and few mariatas.

Sleipnir

Contrast Ratio 5,000:1

Ron DMC

muffinhead wrote: »

- Weight 220 Kgs
.........
- Optional Accessories Floor Stand

Hardly an optional accessory. When you consider the weight of the thing, you can hardly mount it on your wall.

Clareman

I was going to buy it but luckily I spotted

Component, Composite, PC Input, DVI, RS232, 3 x Video Card Slots

Only 1 composite video input, tisk tisk, I want to connect my Wii and PS2

inforfun

Ronny Mitchell wrote: »

Hardly an optional accessory. When you consider the weight of the thing, you can hardly mount it on your wall.

In a properly built house you could.
In a modern one you can forget about it.
But then again, in a modern house the living room would not be big enough anyway.

Saw that beast displaying a broadcast of the Tour de france. It felt like you were standing on the road watching them passing by. It is fecking huge.

Soarer

Ronny Mitchell wrote: »

Hardly an optional accessory. When you consider the weight of the thing, you can hardly mount it on your wall.

You could probably use it as a supporting wall, and built the house around it!

Nedved85

Just buy a projector!

joeperry

Is that plasma waterproof because i"d say the room would be like a sauna with that thing on, could heat your whole house with that!! :eek:

Bill-e

When the characters on tv are bigger then you are the you've gone a bit ott.

I'm grabbing my 37" TV on the way home tonight :-D

-And I worry that it'll be a bit big for the room at that lol

s_carnage

Where do ya put the video cassettes though????

smashey

The balance on my mortgage is less than that. :eek:

Vic Vinegar

Nedved85 wrote: »

Just buy a projector!

+1

you can full HD ones for 1,500!

Buy something nice with the leftovers, like a yacht!

mailburner

what a bargain!

just bought one for the mother

coldfire1x

Can I get a loan from bank? They will be well amused to hear if I call

Climate Expert

I saw this thing in the flesh. It is unbelievably big. The figures do not do it justice.


I was dying to see the power ratings for it as this thing would cost a lot to run. The heat off it was immense.

griffdaddy

inforfun wrote: »

IBTL?

To be honest, it is actually "cheap".
Couple of weeks ago i saw that thing in a shop in Holland for €80.000 ......

In MediaMarkt in Almere? if it's the same place you mean, i love the way they have a sign next to it saying something like 'Videocamera Bewaking' (Basically 'CCTV in operation.') It's a shame cause i was planning on shoplifting it up my jumper :P

AlmightyCushion

Holy shít! 103 inches?!!??! That's almost as big as my penis.

viking

Climate Expert wrote: »

I was dying to see the power ratings for it as this thing would cost a lot to run. The heat off it was immense.

1550w! Its like a kettle being on permanently...

Hagar

ch750536 wrote: »

Is it me or does that photo look like a screen with a hole in it?

That's not a hole that's a Blue Ray.

inforfun

griffdaddy wrote: »

In MediaMarkt in Almere? if it's the same place you mean, i love the way they have a sign next to it saying something like 'Videocamera Bewaking' (Basically 'CCTV in operation.') It's a shame cause i was planning on shoplifting it up my jumper :P

Mediamarkt it was but in another city. Also saw it at Saturn.
Damn i miss having shops like that here in Ireland.

I guess they are not so much worried that someone will put that scren in his pockets and runs away with it. But there is always one muppet that think it is funny to key the screen or inflict any other kind of damage. That must be the reason of that cctv sign.

pete

Give it a few years...

The first plasma telly I ever saw on sale here was a Philips 40" in Brown Thomas about 9 or 10 years ago, back when they had their AV department downstairs. It cost £14,000 (that's punts / proper money). The stand was another £900ish. You couldn't give away a 40" plasma these days.

Crash

I saw something not far off this side in a tech mall in KL at one stage - actually felt sick after two minutes of watching a sports dvd on it :P