Hitachi to offer 32-inch PDP TV for 500,000 yen

Hitachi to offer 32-inch PDP TV for 500,000 yen

TOKYO, Japan - Hitachi will release the world's first 32-inch television set with a high-resolution plasma display panel (PDP) (Photo) in April, the company said in Tokyo on Feb. 7. The new model will carry a price tag of around 500,000 yen, about half the price of large-sized PDP TVs currently on the market.

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