CES
(January 10, 2007)
-- Panasonic today announced that Planet Hollywood will
install 5,000 Panasonic Plasma high-def sets at its new
casino and resort in Las Vegas and restaurants
nationwide.
The rollout will include 15 Panasonic 103-inch Plasmas at the Aladdin Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas, which is currently undergoing renovation. Upon completion of the renovation, the new hotel will be named Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
The 103-inch set, which retails for $69,999, was considered the world's largest non-commercial television until Sharp introduced a 108-inch set this week at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Smaller Panasonic Plasma sets (37-inch and 42-inch) will be installed in 5,000 Planet Hollywood guest rooms and restaurants nationwide.
Panasonic will also install five LED video panels on the Vegas Strip outside the hotel and casino.
The rollout will include 15 Panasonic 103-inch Plasmas at the Aladdin Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas, which is currently undergoing renovation. Upon completion of the renovation, the new hotel will be named Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
The 103-inch set, which retails for $69,999, was considered the world's largest non-commercial television until Sharp introduced a 108-inch set this week at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Smaller Panasonic Plasma sets (37-inch and 42-inch) will be installed in 5,000 Planet Hollywood guest rooms and restaurants nationwide.
Panasonic will also install five LED video panels on the Vegas Strip outside the hotel and casino.