CHIBA, Japan–Already skeptical about the ability of OLED to uproot the TV technology dominance of plasma and LCD in the next few years, Panasonic cast even more doubt on the opening day of Ceatec 2008.
Speaking to a group of reporters, Panasonic AVC Networks President Toshihiro Sakamoto reiterated that OLED (…
Panasonic's connected home concept.
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CHIBA, Japan–It won’t be ready for at least three or five years, but Panasonic’s Total Living Space Solution is a cool, elegant combination of all your home gadgets and appliances in one.
The display is the size …
When most buyers hear the name Vizio, they think of cheap HDTVs, but if you look at recent prices for LCDs, that’s no longer the case. More established brands like Panasonic, Sony, and Samsung have all slashed their prices to meet Vizio. Luckily for the Vizio VO32L, that’s not much of an issue, because it’s a solid performer even without the price advantage.
The gritty details are all in the review, but the bottom line is that the VO32L has perfectly good image quality with relatively deep blacks and accurate primary colors, along with a nice connectivity suite, with three HDMI inputs and a VGA-style PC input. Our major gripe is that the blacks tended to look greenish in darker areas, but it’s not a dealbreaker.
Read the full review of the Vizio VO32L.
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Panasonic is looking to upgrade its line of Toughbook notebooks to encompass several new laptops, including a new ultraportable PC and a tablet all based on new Intel processors. While not as prominent as HP, Dell or Lenovo, Panasonic has been trying to position its Toughbook notebooks as an alternative laptop for everyday business use as well as for vertical markets such as government and health care.
- Panasonic is updating its line of Toughbook notebooks to include a new ultraportable laptop and tablet that will feature some of the latest Intel processors, including a low-volt model.
While not entrenched in the enterprise like Hewlett-Packard, Dell or Lenovo, Panasonic is trying to expand its ru…
An Atom-based tablet from Panasonic.
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This product is so new, it doesn’t even have a name. Yet.
During the announcement of the new ToughBook notebooks, Panasonic also took the opportunity to show off one of its upcoming Intel Atom-based tablets. This white unit is meant for use …
Choosing a video and slide projector for permanent installation in a corporate boardroom or conference room is different from picking a mobile laptop projector for, say, road warriors to stash in their luggage. Choosing a video and slide projector for either the conference room or a mobile laptop projector still requires an eye for resolution and brightness, splash screens and Wi-Fi, but features like password security, ceiling mounts and network control suddenly matter. Projector vendors such as InFocus, Panasonic, Viewsonic, Hitachi, Sanyo, Sharp, NEC, HP, Dell and others offer different combinations and qualities of some or all of what you need in corporate video and slide projectors for the conference room and mobile laptop projectors. From motion detectors and ceiling mounts to splash screens and WiFi, editor David Stone identifies the 15 issues to consider in choosing a video and slide projector for the conference room and a mobile laptop projector.
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