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I’ve always enjoyed taking pictures, however, try as I might, they never turn out looking all that professional. Then you have some people that just turn and snap a picture and it looks like it could make the cover of Times or something. Maybe I just need a better camera.
Panasonic has just launched 3 new [...]
Panasonic announced that it had successfully developed the first Blu-Ray burner that writes dual-layer disc at 4X. The drive is capable of burning a full 50GB disc in 46 minutes and single-layer disc in around 23 minutes.
Single-layer media that capable of burning at 4X will be available on July 25th while the dual-layer media will [...]
Panasonic’s line of Toughbooks is meant to be taken anywhere and stand up to the most difficult of conditions. But why have a laptop that can go anywhere when you can’t connect to the rest of the world? Panasonic understands that concern and has teamed up with Verizon Wireless for the solution.
If you’re going to be in the market for a new laptop that can withstand even the harshest of environments, you might want to check out the updated Toughbook line from Panasonic.
Not wanting to be left out and outrun by Pioneer’s Blu-ray player announcement, Panasonic releases its new Blu-ray player, the DMP-BD10A. It supports 7.1 Dolby True HD and DTS-HD surround and feature Panasonic’s EZ-Sync system allowing you to control it with one single button. Other main feature includes 1080p up conversion using HDMI, a 14-bit [...]
After seeing what DiXCOM can do with GPS earlier on, how do the big boys compete? Well, this month Panasonic will start selling the Strada double-DIN sat-nav system, which happens to be its first such device available in the US. The memory-friendly CN-NVD905U requires professional installation before you can enjoy its 7-inch touchscreen, gateway to such features [...]
Panasonic is well-known for their Toughbook line of laptops. I know I’ve used (and repaired) several of them in my day, and I’ve always been impressed by their performance and durability. Now they’re introducing the new CF-08 tablet to their line.
Home phone design is lamentable. Yes, there are a few exceptions - Bang & Olufsen, I’m drooling at you - but in general the humble PSTN handset is the dreary cousin to the glittering, posing cellphone. What’s surprising is the number of manufacturers whose different departments churn out both cellular and land-line phones, but across [...]
At just 1.2 x 2.5 x 4.5 inches in size, the SDR-S10 is so small; it slipped through the crack back on February 14 when it was announced. Panasonic is claming the title “World’s Smallest SD Camcorder.” Who am I to argue with them?
One of our reader Dan sent me his personal review to share with SlashGear readers on his recent purchase of a 32″ LCD from Panasonic.
The Panasonic 32″ LCD HDTV, Model Number TC-32LX60 can be purchased rather inexpensively from Circuit City for $999.00 USD. When looking for an HDTV with great value and picture [...]
