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Panasonic has introduced their newest Blu-ray recorder for the Japanese market called the DIGA DMR-BF200. Measuring only 65mm x 210mm x 194mm and weighing 2.2kg, this compact device supports for BD-R/RE discs and features a 320GB hard drive, a built-in digital HDTV tuner and an SD card slot. Not to mention, it also comes with a number of connectivity ports including HDMI, Ethernet and composite. The DIGA DMR-BF200 will become available in Japan from November 15th for around $860. [Panasonic]
Panasonic and Sanyo have collaborated to create the EVERLEDS Lithium-ion Solar Street Light, which is powered by a combination of solar cells and lithium-ion batteries. This combination of power sources will provide enough juice for up to 15-hour at night. The EVERLEDS Lithium-ion Solar Street Light also uses Sanyo’s HIT solar cells, which is a single crystal hybrid type solar cells with the highest-class conversion efficiency in the world. The Lithium-ion Solar Street Light is perfect for use in schools, parks, streets, around housing complex and public outdoor facilities. Panasonic will release the EVERLEDS Lithium-ion Solar Street Light in Japan next year. [FarEastGizmos]
The Panasonic MW-20 comes equipped with an iPhone/ iPod Touch dock, allowing you to display any pictures on your iPhone/ iPod Touch. The gadget has a 9-inch LCD display on an adjustable hinge, a 2GB of internal storage and a 5.6-mm Super Slim Semi Dome Speaker. What makes this gadget more interesting is that the display adjusts its backlighting according to the ambient conditions. The gadget will also recharge your iPhone/ iPod touch while it’s docked. There’s also an SD card slot and support for Panasonic’s LUMIX Scene Mode Playback which can automatically pull together photos shot in the various different camera modes. Additional features include a clock, a calendar or other screensavers. The Panasonic MW-20 will go on sale in late November 2010 for $249.95 each. [Softpedia]
Panasonic has finally released the Toughbook U1 Ultra handheld computer with a 5.6-inch WSVGA sunlight-viewable touchscreen display with LED backlighting. What makes this portable computer special is that it has received the MIL-STD-810G certification with the ability to withstand a six-foot drop. This rugged gadget also features a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom Z530 processor and a TransflectivePlus display for up to 6000 nit viewability in direct sunlight. Additional specs include a 2GB RAM, a 64GB SSD, up to 9-hour battery life, and the Microsoft Windows 7 OS. Other features include 802.11a/b/gn Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WWAN/ Gobi2000 mobile broadband (EV-DO and HSPA), GPS, a barcode reader, a fingerprint reader, a 2.0MP webcam, and a numeric keypad. The Toughbook U1 Ultra is currently available in the States for $2,799 a pop. [PCLaunches]
Panasonic has released 8GB and 16GB SDHC cards (RP-SDY08G and RP-SDY16G), which support the SD association’s latest UHS-I specification. Both memory cards boast a maximum read speed of up to 60MB/s and Class 10 speed specification. These UHS-I SDHC cards are perfect for use with 3D- and Full HD-capable cameras. The new Panasonic 8GB And 16GB UHS-I SDHC cards also feature protection against power failures and a Super Intelligent Controller that cleans up errors preventing data damage. These memory cards will be released in November 2010. [dpreview]
Available in black, blue, green, white, black/pink and white/pink, the Panasonic HX40 is a lightweight headphones that feature a special hinge mechanism connecting the “cup” speakers with headband. The swivel mechanism found at the connection of the housing and the headband allows the headphones to be folded completely flat, so you can store it in your bag with a minimal space. The Panasonic Panasonic HX40 will be released in December 2010. Read more
Panasonic has rolled out a new HD LCD Plasma TV, which is known as the Panasonic Viera TX-L32D28BP. As part of the D28 series, the HD LCD Plasma features a 32-inch edge-lit LED TV with a wide 178° viewing angle to ensure clear images even when viewed from an angle. Additional features include Panasonic’s Viera Cast internet platform, Ethernet and Wi-Fi. The Panasonic’s Viera Cast technology allows you to enjoy online content such as videos, photos, weather and stock information through an easy-to-use Web interface. Amazon UK has started selling the Panasonic Viera TX-L32D28BP HD Plasma TV for £889.98 ($1,384). [Amazon]
Panasonic today rolled out the Panasonic VIERA GT25 Full HD 3D Plasma TV that features 42-inch class (41.6-inch measured diagonally) and 50-inch class (49.9-inch measured diagonally) screen sizes. The GT25 Series also includes 2D to 3D conversion which can convert a 2D image or video to 3D. The Active Shutter 3D Eyewear (sold separately) is required for viewing 3D content. The 42-inch model (TC-P42G25) retails for $1699.95, while the 50-inch model (TC-P50GT25) is priced at $2099.95. Both models will be available in late August 2010. [Press Release]
The Panasonic Toughbook Permanent Display Removable Computer (PDRC) combines a vehicle-mounted display and full-functioning keyboard for heightened accessibility inside public safety vehicles. With an integrated vehicle-mounted display and keyboard, the upgraded PDRC works seamlessly with other Toughbook mobile computers including the Toughbook U1, H1 Field, 19 and 31. The PDRC’s 12.1-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen ranges from two to 1,600 nit for optimal use in both pitch dark and extreme sunlight. Other specs include several USB ports, a durable backlit keyboard with five programmable function keys and a red back-lit programmable emergency key on the screen/ keyboard. The latest Toughbook PDRC is now available at an estimated street price of $2,279. [Panasonic]
There is an old saying that says everything is all about presentation, and these new RP-HJE 130 earbuds from Panasonic definitely follow that very well. As far as the earbuds themselves go, they are your standard pair of earbuds for listening to your favorite tunes and probably work very well. The real attraction here though is in the packaging. With these earbuds packaged up to look like a musical note, we think these ones will beat out the competition in stores simply for the coolness factor. [ScaryIdeas]
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