Articles on Panasonic
Samsung plasma TV gets double accelerations and IDTV - May 26, 2009
Crave Plasma TVs with 600Hz sub-field drives for improved motion fluidity are commonly available nowadays. However, the Samsung PS42B430P2M is bringing the competition to a whole new level by applying its ... Read story »3D coming to Blu-ray? - May 21, 2009
Crave Are you willing to wear 3D glasses in your living room? The Blu-ray Disc Association has started looking to officially integrate 3D technology with the Blu-ray standard, according to a report ... Read story »How to select the right Olympus camera - May 8, 2009
Features We've updated this buying guide with the latest bout of shooters, from the rugged Tough-8000 to the Mju 9000 compact megazoom. Read story »
Samsung UA46B8000XM (46-inch LCD)
Review In a few short months, Samsung has been very successful in its campaign to create a "new" category of TVs in LED. Of course, there has been much debate over whether the inclusion of a different backlight means it is a new technology. In fact, the UK has found it misleading by calling these units...
8.5Pioneer picks Panasonic to make plasmas - Apr 25, 2008
Crave Panasonic has been tapped to pinch-hit for Pioneer. The two television makers said Wednesday they had come to an agreement in which Panasonic will produce the panels for Pioneer's plasma televisions. ... Read story »Panasonic offers big and fast SD card--for US$700 - Feb 13, 2008
Crave Panasonic announced a new SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) flash card on Tuesday that offers both high speed and lots of space for those willing to pay. The 32-gigabyte card, called ... Read story »Panasonic rolls out Blu-ray trio - Oct 11, 2007
Crave Panasonic has caught up with its Japanese compatriot Sharp by introducing three Blu-ray and hard drive combo Hi-vision recorders. At the top of the echelon is a 1TB DMR-BW900 capable of ... Read story »Panasonic targets healthcare with new tablet PC - Aug 20, 2008
Crave The medical profession may exist in a sterile environment, but it's possibly one of the most hazardous places for a laptop to exist. From liquid medicines to harried medical staff, getting ... Read story »Panasonic adds Wi-Fi to its Lumix TZ-series 
- Mar 20, 2008
Crave Panasonic seems to be introducing incremental feature upgrades to its new cameras these days. Just less than 24 hours ago, we saw the Japanese camera maker showcase its new FX520, which ... Read story »
Panasonic unveils full-HD plasma TVs - Oct 9, 2007
Crave TV maker Panasonic today showcased its latest range of full-HD (1,920 x 1,080p) plasma TVs at a Viera launch event in Singapore. To date, Pioneer is possibly the only manufacturer in ... Read story »Panasonic's new Lumix features ultra-wide-angle lens - Jan 30, 2008
Crave One of the cameras that caught our attention at the recent Panasonic product launch in Las Vegas is the FX36 (also known as the FX35 in the US). Not only does ... Read story »Panasonic's 150-inch plasma TV part of Japan's push at CES - Jan 4, 2008
Crave Japan Inc. will put on the hard sell at the Consumer Electronics Show next week. Panasonic is expected to unveil a 150-inch plasma television during a keynote speech Monday by Toshihiro ... Read story »Panasonic preps for Beijing Olympics with three HD recorders - Feb 20, 2008
Crave While digital video recorders are regular entries from Panasonic's extensive home consumer lineup, its DMR-XW320 and XW120 are the company's latest DVD offerings with HD recording capability. Using the latest MPEG-4 ... Read story »Panasonic cameras offer auto auto auto mode - Jul 30, 2007
Crave Some subset of photographers would like a compact camera with lots of higher-end features and manual controls. But a vastly larger quantity want their cameras to take photos with the correct ... Read story »Panasonic ToughBook gets a Core 2 Duo makeover - Nov 8, 2007
Crave Panasonic ToughBooks are arguably the hardiest notebooks available in retail stores. Built to withstand 100kg of pressure and 76cm drops, the keyboard is spillproof as well. But unlike military-grade rugged machines ... Read story »Jump to page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 [14] 15 [Next 15] ... Last »
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