Sharp might have snatched up a lot of the headlines by squeezing out a few extra TV inches, and from LCD too, but there were plenty of other massive HDTVs on show. LG showed off its 100in LCD which came out in Q1 last year but had been the biggest LCD TV until Sharp‘s CES 2007 monster.

Samsung (above) showed off its existing 102in plasma which is still pretty as a picture and has fantastic colour reproduction. Panasonic had its 103in plasma screen on show, while Sony settled for showing off an 82in Bravia HDTV 1080p prototype featuring some new colour processing technology called x.v. Colour Processing. See the TV prototype and the spec sheet after the jump along with some of the other runner-ups.

Not that I wouldn’t chop off a friend’s finger to have any of them.-Martin Lynch

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