Panasonic PT-AE4000U HD projector: Launched

Panasonic have recently launched a new HD projector, the projector is called the Panasonic PT-AE4000U, this projector is aimed for home theater enthusiasts, this projector a wide aspect ration of 2.35:1. Read more

Panasonic’s MW-10: New Media Players

Recently a new media player has showed up on SlipperyBrick, the new media player is made by Panasonic and is called the MW-10, this media player is a bit of a mix between a digital picture frame and a Laptop/PC. Read more

Panasonic’s CN-HX3000D: PS3 ready HD GPS

How about buying something for your vehicle that will really make you stand out amongst the crowds. Meet the Panasonic CN-HX3000D, a HD-ready GPS device with the capability to connect either your PS3 or Xbox 360 to. Read more

Panasonic TC-P54V10 Review

Panasonic have recently introduced the V10 series of plasma TV’s to hopefully follow the success of Panasonic’s G10 plasma line. HDGuru have an extremely detailed review on their website here, which includes sample screenshots. Read more

Hands-on: Panasonic DMC-ZS3 Digital Camera Review

If you’re looking to pick up the brand new Panasonic DMC-ZS3 digital camera, you should take a look at this detailed hands-on review we have found, courtesy of Engadget. They have also included various pictures as well as a video clip showing off the camera’s video features. Read more

Panasonic VIERA HDTV’s - 2009 lineup and prices announced

Panasonic has just issued a press release giving out information and pricing details about their 2009 lineup of VIERA HDTV systems. They also give details on VIERA CAST, a premium feature which allows access to HD movie rentals via Amazon Video-on-Demand. Read more

What happened to the DoCoMo Panasonic P905i?

Panasonic released the P905i, which the electronics giant made for DoCoMo. The cell phone features the 1seg TV tuner and uses Viera image processing; this is the same technology that Panasonic use in their PDP TV’s. Read more

Panasonic New Cameras: Lumix DMC-FS15, DMC-FS7, DMC-LS85

Last week at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas we saw many new products unveiled and also news on upcoming technology, but one brand decided to wait a little with all its product announcements.

The brand was Panasonic, and today they reveal news about three new digital cameras that cost under $200 each. These are the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS15, DMC-FS7 and DMC-LS85 Read more

Panasonic DMP-B15: First Portable Blu-ray Disc Player Unveiled

There are certainly some nice things coming out of the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, and the Panasonic DMP-B15 is evident of that. This is the world’s first Portable Blu-ray Disc Player, which can also be connected to a TV via an HDMI cable. Read more

Panasonic Corp. offers $9 billion for Sanyo Electric Co.

Panasonic Corp. has offered to pay 806.7 billion yen ($9 billion) to purchase Sanyo Electric Co. if the deal goes ahead, Panasonic will gain the lead in the global rechargeable battery market. The deal will be the largest consumer-electronics acquisition in Japan. Read more

Panasonic, Blu-ray Disc & 3D proposal: All coming together

It seems everything is coming together, well if the proposal goes well that is. We are on about Panasonic proposing Blu-ray Disc as standard for 3D imagery which in our eyes is the only way forward. Read more

Panasonic to Make Sanyo a subsidiary

We reported on Monday that Panasonic Corp had a preliminary agreement for purchasing Sanyo Electric Co LTD; the move has now gone one step further. Sanyo is very close to now becoming a subsidiary of Panasonic, this move will create the world’s largest consumer electronics maker. Read more

New Panasonic 11 Series VIERA Plasma TV’s

While a number of other TV manufacturers drop Plasma TV’s from their line, Panasonic are still committed to offering consumers this type of screen. Panasonic have announced the launch of a new plasma range, the 11 Series. Read more

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Review

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 is a digital SLR camera which looks much the same as any other SLR camera, but it is what’s on the inside where it all matters. The G1 is a Micro FourThirds camera, this means that there is no mirror or optical viewfinder like you would find on a traditional D-SLR. Read more

Panasonic to takeover Sanyo

The world’s largest consumer electronics firm, Panasonic Corp, have now reached a preliminary agreement for purchasing Sanyo Electronic Co. Both presidents of Panasonic and Sanyo are to hold a conference on November 7. Read more

Panasonic update Toughbook T, Y and F-Series today

Today, Thursday, sees Panasonic update their Toughbook T-Series, Y-Series, and F-Series. These laptops that are known for being rugged all weigh less than four pounds. You have to remember that these laptops are not as tough as their military siblings, so just be a bit careful.

The new Toughbook F8 will replace the aging but great Y7, this weighs just 3.7 pound and comes with a Read more

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Micro Four Thirds camera

When it comes to digital cameras we all know that Panasonic are the cut above the rest and there is no doubting that the new unveiling of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Micro Four Thirds camera will be a very popular one.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 is a very cool cam indeed is the first non dSLR that has interchangeable lenses and of course with Micro Four Thirds standard in mind, Panasonic are definitely thinking of those who love interchangeable lenses.

Key features include 12-megapixel Live MOS chip, continuous-shooting speed of 3fps for an unlimited number of JPEGs and seven raw, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 and many of its accessories will be released sometime in November with an expected price of around $800 or lower. Read the full article over on CNET.

Hand on with Panasonic’s DMP-BD35 & DMP-BD55 Blu-ray players

We mentioned in an earlier post that Sharp had a couple of new Blu-ray players coming on to the market. Well seems like Panasonic wants to join the party by showcasing their DMP-BD35 & DMP-BD55 Blu-ray players at CEDIA 2008.

As with the two Sharp Blu-ray players, these two from Panasonic are also hard to tell apart. We will have to go inside the player to what the differences are.

The Panasonic DMP-BD55 Blu-ray player has BD Live (Profile 2.0) no firmware upgrade required. The player comes with an SD card slot, which allows you to view audio or jpeg files.

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Panasonic SA-BX500 AV receiver debuted at CEDIA

Panasonic are to introduce their new SA-BX500 AV receiver at the CEDIA show this week, but I am not sure if audio fans will stop to look. This audio receiver is nothing special, so you might miss it and just walk past the Panasonic stand.

Maybe you should take the time to stop and have a look, because if you are an audio geek then the Panasonic SA-BX500 AV receiver will certainly push your buttons. This is because of its bi-amplification/bi-wiring feature.

So what features have Panasonic decided to go with, well how about 7×130-Watt amplification to start with. Ok so you want more, how about HDMI connectivity (3 inputs, 1 output). The receiver supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA. The SA-BX500 AV receiver goes on sale in October and will cost $799.

Source - Engadget

Panasonic 3MOS HDC-SD100: Three-CMOS camcorder

When it comes to camcorders, Panasonic have been a little stubborn in the technology that they use. For a while now they have stuck with CCD technology, where brands such as JVC have switched over to CMOS sensors.

Well it looks as though Panasonic have had a change of heart with the HDC-SD100. The camcorder is now using a three-CMOS instead, Panasonic are calling this 3MOS.

The there CMOSes that Panasonic have used in the HDC-SD100 camcorder are 1/6in in size; this is the reason why Panasonic are able to use three. For a full review visit Trusted Reviews.

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