Panasonic news

Look for this logo! Licensing will start this summer, and the first players should arrive by the end of 2015

The app has stopped functioning on older Smart TVs. It will also stop working on the 2-gen Apple TV, Google TV & older game consoles in May

We have received the first 2015 Panasonic TVs. CX700 and CX6 (CX650 in the US, CX680 in Europe) are Ultra HD TVs with Firefox OS

Netflix has convinced Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Toshiba, and Vestel to put a Netflix button on the remote control of TVs sold in Europe

All the 2015 TVs. There are a lot of Ultra HD TVs but few Full HD TVs. High-end TVs will get HDR and wider color gamuts. Also new curved TVs

A new line-up of players for 2015. However, Panasonic is still not ready to announce details regarding its first Ultra HD Blu-ray players

Panasonic has new new soundbars & “speakerboards”. Two of them come with multi-room support, allowing you to set up wireless 5.1 surround

South Korean TV manufacturers Samsung and LG continue to dominate the TV market. Sony climbed to third place in 2014

A new HbbTV 2.0 standard will be ready in 2016 with support for Ultra HD and second screen devices. It will also address privacy concerns

LG, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung and Sony have all confirmed that they will start using the European Ultra HD logo

YouTube has announced that it will change some developer tools, which means that the YouTube app will disappear on many Smart TVs soon

The new TVs will be released in spring, but you can find great deals on the old TVs right now. So what do you do? And what is new for 2015?

Panasonic has reportedly stopped selling TVs in China and is currently reviewing the future for the US

A leaked slide suggests no support for 3D at 4K resolution and no support for 48fps, which was used for The Hobbit movies

Article series on trends. We will hear more about quantum dots, curves, OLED & Ultra HD. Less about 3D. But the overall trend is total confusion

Article series on trends. Ultra HD is not just about more pixels, but better pixels. In 2015, the industry will take the first step

What exactly are quantum dots and how can the small nano particles improve TVs? In this article we will explore quantum dots and explain what it means for your TV

Article series on trends. We look at TV operating systems - or software - and how 2015 will mark the first year in the battle of TV operating systems

We met Netflix at CES 2015 for a talk about 4K, HDR (high dynamic range), and future picture improvements, including color gamuts and HFR

In a surprise announcement, MHL will release superMHL cables. The standard supports 8K, 4K, HDR, wider colors gamuts, Dolby Atmos

Panasonic's prototype player taught us that it will be called Ultra HD Blu-ray and that it will support 4K, HDR, HFR, BT.2020 and 100 Mb/s bitrate

In the last few days, several reports have suggested that Panasonic will launch an OLED TV later this year, but the Panasonic headquarter denies

Here are our hands-on experiences of the new Firefox OS, which seems like a major upgrade in terms of the user experience

Panasonic is abandoning its Smart Viera TV platform, switching instead to the Firefox OS. Panasonic is the only supporter of Firefox OS for TVs so far

The goal is to set standards for a 4K and higher resolutions, HDR, wider color gamuts and immersive audio. First results expected in 2015

Panasonic gave a preview of the first UHD Blu-ray player ever at CES. However, it is still a prototype and no launch plans were announced

Besides the flagship CX850, Panasonic will also release the high-end CX800 model and cheaper CX650 and CX600 Ultra HD TVs

CX850 uses many of the same picture systems as last years models and has full local dimming LEDs. It will also switch to Firefox OS for Smart TV

Watch the press conferences live from home via streaming. We'll update this article with videos before the press conferences start

TV manufacturers will unveil the 2015 TV line-ups and much more. But what can we actually expect to see at CES? Here is what we expect to see