Matsushita to begin marketing 2 new plasma displays from July

Matsushita to begin marketing 2 new plasma displays from July

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows one of two new plasma display models featuring integrated digital tuners which Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. will begin selling on July 10. Matsushita said June 20 that two two new models, available with 37-inch or 42-inch displays, can receive three types of broadcasts -- terrestrial, broadcasting satellite (BS) digital, and 110 communication satellite (CS) digital.

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