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Hands on – New Panasonic 3D HD Neo Plasma

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http://www.itwire.com – Panasonic has revealed its line-up in what is brewing as the next technology showdown, the home HD 3D television war.  iTWire had a chance to try out some funky eye-ware (not allowed to call them 3D glasses apparently) and check out the latest Neo Plasma and full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc players from Panasonic. (IT news)

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