Panasonic Offers Interactive Plasma Displays
Panasonic will begin shipping its 65″ Interactive Plasma Display (TH-65PB1 with electronic pen functions) by the end of June. Panasonic’s Interactive Plasma Display capitalizes on the benefits of self-emitting plasma display panels, allowing users to write quickly and draw with up to four electronic pens simultaneously. The TH-65PB1, capable of being installed vertical and horizontal, includes two electronic pens and drawing software.
Panasonic also says that an 85” model and a 103” model will both be available by the end of this year.
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