Panasonic's new interactive plasma display will feature models of 65, 85 y 103 inches

Panasonic has announced that it will begin marketing its new interactive plasma display 65 inches (TH-65PB1) with built-in stylus functions for professional applications, in Japan, EU. and Europe at the end of June. The Japanese firm also plans to market a model of 85 inches - the size of a standard whiteboard- and a model of 103 inches – the largest in the world- at the end of this year.

The new interactive plasma screen 65 inches of Panasonic will go on sale in Japan, EU. and Europe at the end of next June, as reported by the Japanese multinational. The TH-65PB1 offers excellent visibility and operability, taking advantage of all the advantages of free-emitting plasma panel displays, including a large screen, a very rich color expression, a wide viewing angle, and high speed response.

The TH-65PB1 is suitable for interactive display applications, and also for use as a monitor in a meeting room. In addition to the drawing on the self-issuance features of the PDP, Panasonic has developed a new electronic pen system that allows for high-speed drawing and smooth, highly precise writing.. Up to four different electronic pens can be used simultaneously. The Panasonic TH-65B1 can be installed vertically or horizontally. When installed vertically, can display an entire page of a digital textbook.

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Other possible applications include dividing the screen into two zones, with the upper part to display images and the lower section to be used as an electronic whiteboard. The new interactive plasma screen, that supports wireless connections, It can also be used as a presentation monitor for meetings or conferences to display electronic data stored on information terminals such as personal computers, no need for cables. Panasonic plans to promote this product as an interactive display that helps deliver effective and innovative presentations in a wide variety of scenarios., such as business meetings or school classrooms.

Panasonic also plans to begin marketing two models of this interactive plasma display at the end of this year. 85 y 103 inches.