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Panasonic Closes Plasma TV Plant in China
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Panasonic's decision to close a plasma television plant in Shanghai. Panasonic is now focussing efforts on new OLED television technologies with four times the resolution of high definition sets. At one point in early 2011 plasma represented 40% of Panasonic television sales, in the current fiscal year ending March 2013 plasma will be down to 16%.
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