Review: Panasonic OmniVision PV-V402 VCR

Review: Panasonic OmniVision PV-V402 VCR

I know it’s late, and most of you won’t read this until the morning. Hopefully you won’t have to work until later in the day so you get some time to completely soak this review in, and have it really help you towards your next VCR purchase. You can probably consider me a VCR connoissseur, I love what I put my VHS tapes into. When I push a VHS tape into a slot, I like to know where that slot has been and how it will handle my tapes. It’s probably been...

Panasonic’s Android Powered Toughpads Launching In 2012.

Panasonic’s Android Powered Toughpads Launching In 2012.

We honestly can’t think of any “tough” branded laptop/tablet that’s ever been a joy to use. Whether it be pathetically underwhelming specs, downright hideous physical features, or an OS (read: that pretty much means Windows) that’s a chore to use on a device meant for touch input, the simple fact of the matter is that no tough tablet/laptop has ever really taken off. But beginning in 2012 Panasonic will attempt to bridge modern convenience...

Panasonic Develops First Ever WiGig-Enabled Chip.

Panasonic Develops First Ever WiGig-Enabled Chip.

WiFi is great and all but it’s growing old. Not only that, with the growing size of files and the amount of files which we wirelessly transfer, it’s also growing slow too. But that will all change with WiGig. This multi-gigabit technology will operate on the 60GHz frequency and allow streaming information to and from supporting devices that at current file sizes — even HD videos — will be nearly instantaneous! Of course the best part about the new...

#CES2010 — Verizon Wireless and Panasonic Team Up For Mobile High Definition Visual Communications Service

#CES2010 — Verizon Wireless and Panasonic Team Up For Mobile High Definition Visual Communications Service

Panasonic and Verizon wireless announced today a new joint venture between the two companies in pursing a new High Definition Visual Communications System (Mobile HDVC) that piggy backs on Verizon’s new LTE network. The hardware being designed by Panasonic is being developed in a way to accomodate multiple displays, cameras, and recording configurations. At first, the technology is taking on a medical role featuring several differing parts: a Panasonic display, a...

Toshiba puts OLED mass production plans on ice.

Toshiba puts OLED mass production plans on ice.

The joint venture between Toshiba and Panasonic, Toshiba Mobile Display, appears to have a $191.6 million failure on their hands. According to statements made by Toshiba Mobile Display spokesperson Masahiro Kume: “The plan (for mass-production) is currently frozen. We’ll review the production plan again from scratch.” The mass production he’s speaking of concerns the $191.6 million investment in OLED mass production the company was gearing up for. Looks like...

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