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Panasonic is giving their rough and sturdy Toughbook 19 a makeover. The Toughbook 19 now has a 1.06GHz U7500 processor (2MB L2 cache), up to 4GB of SDRAM, 80GB shock-mounted HDD, 10.4-inch daylight-readable display, a battery life of seven hours, optional integrated WWAN / GPS / 2-megapixel webcam and a magnesium alloy case. The upgraded monster is now available for an average price of $3,199. [Engadget via Laptop Blog]
The new Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ50 features WiFi connectivity allowing users to upload images from any WiFi hotspot. The camera will be released in Japan this May 16th for ¥49,800 or approx. $500(after conversion). [Panasonic Japan via Digital Camera Blog] Read more
Panasonic recently announced their KX-WP800 Skype phone in Japan. The phone features a 65,000-color with 1.8-inch TFT LCD display, can store up to 500 names and can be used to make phone calls with Skype on the Internet. The KX-WP800 also features built-in support for the FON wifi sharing network, So if you happen to be a FON user you can take the handset with you and it will automatically log onto any FON hotspots you come across, allowing you to make wifi calls. Available from March 28, 2008 for approximately ¥29,800 (US$290). [FarEastGizmos]
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FX500 is the company’s first digicam that comes equipped with a 3 inch touch-screen display and has a 25mm ultra-wide angle Leica DC lens, 5x optical zoom and 10.1MP sensor. The digicam also has the ability to capture High Definition (HD) video. No word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog] Read more
Panasonic has dropped the SC-PM870SD with 3 way speakers and the SC-PM670SD (silver and black) with 2 way speakers. They both feature an Ethernet port to download data according to the CD you’re listening to,MD Support, 5CD charger, 8x CD dubbing to SD cards and 1 Bit DAC D/A converter for CD. No word on the price or release date, but it should be soon. [Akihabara]
Panasonic has announced a new D-Snap music player that features the ambient noise cancellation (like the Sony Sony NWS705) and 100 hours of battery life. It comes with 2GB SD Card (included), supports AAC, MP3, WMA and Line-in sound recording, and measures 35 x 91.3 x 12.3mm. Panasonic will start to ship the SV-SD870N in 5 colors starting April 18th in Japan. [Panasonic]
Panasonic has decided to release the Toughbook, which is the company’s first UMPC with the Intel Atom processor. The gadget is a water and dust resistant and comes with a 5.6 inch touchscreen display. No word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via Laptop Blog]
Panasonic is bringing its TV expertise over to the world of cell phones with the P905iTV handset, the first Panasonic handset to carry the Viera branding. It features a 3.5-inch 262k color display (854 x 480!); video playback at 30 fps, a 4,000:1 contrast ratio, TV and audio out ports, as well as more traditional features, including HSDPA connectivity, 2MP camera and SDHC memory slot. No word on pricing and availability as yet. [TrustedReviews]
Panasonic released a plasma TV at CES 07 aka the “10 Series” that comes with better wall mount configuration, improved video processing technology, anti-Reflective coating, enhanced wireless presentation capabilities, more versatile media card readability, and a dual HDMI board came as a standard feature. This 103-inch plasma is currently going for an outrageous price of $70,000. If you’re a baller, you might wanna get this for your pad. [Uber]
If color accuracy is a problem then the Panasonic BH-LH1760 might be an impressive solution. It features a 120Hz refresh rate, an IPS panel, a 1,280 x 768 native resolution and “faithful color reproduction along with 2X the response speed. Additional features include a built-in waveform monitor and vectorscope, pixel-to-pixel matching capabilities and a slew of inputs including DVI, auto-switching HD-SDI / SDI, component and VGA. Look for this hot 17-inch LCD this April. [Broadcast]
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