Learn moreThough it used to be rare to find TVs so big, 75-inch displays are now available from every major brand. I have a ...

This made it possible to have far larger screens and suddenly those 32-inch CRT TVs seemed small compared to 40 and even 50-inch plasma TV options. The fact it could also be wall-mounted was just a ...

Ready to upgrade to a really big TV? The LG 50PK250 delivers 50 inches ... Sixth Avenue Electronics has the LG Electronics 50PK250 50-inch plasma HDTV for $668.12 shipped. It's new, not ...

We may earn a commission on items bought through our links. Remember when it was a huge deal to have a 50-inch plasma TV hanging in your living room? While plasma tech has fallen by the wayside, ...

Width x Height x Depth (without stand) 1227.8x711.2x104.1mm 1168 mm x 698.6 mm x 57 mm Width x Height x Depth (with stand) 1227.8x765.6x104.1mm 1168 mm x 755.4 mm x 292.7 mm ...

Width x Height x Depth (without stand)-1176.1 mm x 716.5 mm x 52.5 mm Width x Height x Depth (with stand)-1176.1 mm x 774.7 mm x 289.8 mm ...

Available in 50- or 58-inch screen sizes, the Plasma 680 Series also allows ... by reducing the distortion and blurring that's typical on conventional plasma TVs. The view is even more impressive, ...

The RU7100 looks simple and unassuming, virtually indistinguishable from any budget TV with its half-inch flat black plastic bezels interrupted only by a small silver bar bearing the Samsung logo ...

Panasonic is departing the plasma TV business after ... showed interest even at $50 -- the shed only included a couple of rear-projection sets, a lot of 19- to 27-inch CRT TVs, and already a ...

A $500 50-inch plasma. Head-to-head, with a variety of content and objective measurements, how do they compare? The results may surprise you. These TVs are perhaps more similar than they first appear.

the GT50 range comprises only a 42-inch and a 50-inch model. This means that viewers who want THX certification (both 2D and 3D) and ISFccc calibration controls on their plasma TV, yet cannot ...

were contacted by the loss prevention department at Walmart on South Broadway and told a woman female had just exited the store in possession of a 50-inch plasma television she had not paid for.