Matsushita to introduce 13 flat TV models prior to Athens Games

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. tells reporters in Tokyo May 10 the company will introduce 13 new flat-panel TV models in Japan starting June 1 to cash in on an expected surge in demand due to the Aug. 13-29 Athens Olympic Games. The 13 products from its VIERA TV series include digital high-definition plasma TVs in three screen sizes -- 50, 42 and 37 inches.

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