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But seriously, it'd be nice if this plasma ran on 120VAC unlike it's roided up 103" brother running on 240VAC.

I bet it's going to look good on G12 glass. ]]>Jun 18th 2009 3:50AMhttp://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2009/06/18/panasonic-unveils-85-inch-plasma-at-infocomm-09/http://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2009/06/18/panasonic-unveils-85-inch-plasma-at-infocomm-09/Jun 18th 2009 10:27AMhttp://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2009/06/18/panasonic-unveils-85-inch-plasma-at-infocomm-09/http://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2009/06/18/panasonic-unveils-85-inch-plasma-at-infocomm-09/
However, the 85" will be easier to make, ship, service, etc., so I would guess a price closer to $25,000 would be feasible. That that point, it starts to drift into the realm of possibility for more people, and if it sells well, it will only get cheaper.

MC - it may be possible, I remember the 70" LG we sold had a rated input of 12A, but drew more like 7-8A. I bet as far as things have come (and if they skipped torch mode), it could be done on a dedicated, but standard 15A 110V household line.

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