Panasonic Plasma TV
The incidents of breaking screens of TVs with Wii remotes are getting all too commonplace. Panasonic has decided to take matters into its own hands and has designed a new breed of plasma TVs with tough screens.
wii proof panasonic plasma
It didn’t take a world of tinkering though since plasmas are more rigid than other TVs anyway. A bit of twitching and TVs were Wii-proof. The specially designed display is resistant up to 4 joules. Joule translated roughly refers to energy required to lift an apple 2 meters in the air. Figure that out!
Panasonic didn’t come out all bragging in Valencia but backed its design with a LCD panel all smashed up by Wii. So, if you’re fond of your Wii and occasionally have a strong urge to hurl it at your TV, go for Panasonic’s sturdy plasmas.
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