Sony plans to launch its first camera into the space this year
It's been a year since Panasonic debuted the first digital camera that combined the compactness of a point-and-shoot with the flexibility of interchangeable lenses. The Lumix G1 kick-started a new segment in the camera market, which this week saw a new model from Panasonic and the second showing of a prototype camera from Sony.
The new Lumix G2 adds a 3-inch articulating touchscreen to Panasonic's interchangeable-lens camera lineup
Panasonic announced two new additions to its interchangeable-lens Micro Four Thirds camera stable today. The announcement itself is no surprise--in fact, we'd been expecting new Micro Four Thirds cameras from Panasonic at CES or PMA earlier this year--but the details of the new cameras offered an unexpected twist.
New configuration centre from Panasonic and Sterling IT allows customers to configure Toughbooks to their requirements
Panasonic, in conjunction with local Australian partner, Sterling IT, has opened a Toughbook configuration centre to assist resellers in Sydney.
Patent applications continue to rise despite the economic downturn
IBM garnered 4914 U.S. patents in 2009, setting an all-time high for Big Blue and maintaining its lead against competitors such as Samsung with 3611 patents and Microsoft with 2906.
The consumer electronics reaffirmed its commitment to 3D technology by announcing a full line of 3D HDTVs
As expected, Panasonic's CES press conference dwelt heavily on the company's plans to bring 3D HDTVs mainstream, including model info on five plasma sets slated to ship by midyear, and a Blu-Ray Disc player. Panasonic also became the second CE vendor of the day to announce the addition of the popular Internet phone call service, Skype, to its VieraCast connected TV service lineup (LG beat them to it by several hours).
Panasonic announced six new point-and-shoot cameras, including the FH series and a touchscreen model.
Anyone awaiting a new Micro Four-Thirds camera from Panasonic will be disappointed, but the company did announce six new point-and-shoot cameras today at CES 2010.
Vendor gets ready to battle it out with regulatory body
Panasonic has refuted the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s claims of deceptive conduct and is preparing to fight it out in the Federal Court.
Safer laptop batteries on the way courtesy of Panasonic.
Panasonic announced on Tuesday that the company has begun manufacturing a new, safer laptop battery, which will hopefully reduce the number of battery recalls we have seen in recent years.
In storm-ridden Queensland, electricity companies need to be on their toes to respond to emergency outages. One energy supplier decided to make the process easier for its workers and called on TLC Data Systems. SPANDAS LUI reports.
New push for IP telephones will involve lower prices, better features and a "re-educated" reseller network, the distributor claims
ICT distributor, IPL Communications, has flagged a review of Panasonic’s reseller base as it looks to strengthen its network and take on rival IP telephony vendors.
Industry welcomes the new all-encompassing e-waste structure
The Environmental Protection Heritage Council’s (EPHC) national e-waste management program has been heralded the best possible solution for vendors, customers and the environment.
The Federal Government's e-waste management program praised for its holistic program and cost advantages
Vendors have thrown their support behind the Environmental Protection Heritage Council’s (EPHC) national e-waste management program but admit more details are needed to understand its full cost and business implications.
The company wants to make robotics a big business and has previewed its latest research
Panasonic is getting serious about robotics and has begun a push to commercialize a series of robots over the next few years.
The bed brings an extra level of independence to those with limited mobility.
Panasonic has developed a robotic bed that transforms into a wheelchair at the command of the user. It's designed for people who have limited mobility and is intended to provide an extra level of independence.
Development of the TV set is part of Panasonic's push to commercialize 3D TV in 2010
Panasonic has unveiled a prototype 50-inch television and companion glasses that together give the viewer the illusion of three dimensions. The TV is being unveiled less than a month after Panasonic said it plans to commercialize 3D home entertainment products next year.
