Panasonic news

AX900 will be a true high-end TV with a price tag that almost matches 4K OLED. But can LCD technology still participate in this segment?

Here is the logo for the US market. US buyers should be aware of the difference between the “4K Ultra HD” and “4K Ultra HD Connected” logos

Amazon will offer TV series and movies in 4K starting in October. A range of Smart TV makers will support Amazon's 4K streaming

The new Ultra HD logo defines the minimums requirements for an UHD TV. Unfortunately, many current TVs do not meet the requirements

The new Blu-ray format will support 4K, 10-bit colors, a wider color gamut, high-frame rate movies and possibly up to 100 GB discs

Panasonic’s Ultra HD TVs will soon be able to stream Netfilx in 4K resolution. The list of TVs includes AX800 AX900 and future TVs

Panasonic is launching its cheapest 4K TV yet. The AX630 TVs will be be available in 40, 48, and 55 inch sizes with HDMI 2.0 and Smart TV

At IFA 2014, Panasonic is launching two new high-end Ultra HD TVs. The AX900 has been expected since Spring and is now finally available

Come in Wednesday for Sony, Samsung & Panasonic's press events. Come back Thursday to watch Samsung and Philips.

IFA kicks off on September 5, and we expect to see new Ultra HD 4K TVs, OLED TVs, Android TV, Smart TVs and curved TV - among other things

LG wins best "High-end TV" for its 4K OLED TV and best Smart TV with its webOS. Sony wins best 4K TV. See all EISA Awards for 2014-2015 inside

This is not the first time the two Japanese companies have collaborated on OLED, but this time they are focusing on medium size OLEDs

CEA has updated the Ultra HD characteristics that TVs need to support to carry the name. HEVC is now included as the encoding technology

Our list of recommended TVs & monitors has been updated. We have added several 2014 TVs & removed some discontinued 2013 TVs

Panasonic has a full line-up of LCD/LED models with Full HD and Ultra HD resolution. The TVs are now in stores in the US and Europe

The new AX800 and last year's WT600 will not support 4K streaming from Netflix, confirms Panasonic. The coming high-end AX900 TV will

Panasonic is the third TV maker with bad news. Production costs are too high to make OLED TVs profitable for Panasonic, say sources

4K in TVs, PC monitors and tablets. Toshiba intends to launch a laptop with a 4K display. Next stop is the phone. But do we really need it?

Panasonic is back in profit and expects profits to rise in the coming year as they will start focusing on 4K LCD TVs and later OLED TVs

Samsung is the leader in global TV sales. Panasonic & Philips are no longer in the top-5, but two Chinese makers are

As one of the few 2014 Panasonic TVs it uses a VA panel with deep contrast. It is a European model that also offers TV apps and some other Smart TV features

Japanese TV makers such as Sony & Panasonic are planning to enter the OLED TV market. They will reportedly buy OLED panels from LG.Display

Can it really? We had a chance to compare the new 4K AX800 to last year's flagship ZT60 plasma TV and last year’s WT600 4K LCD

Panasonic will focus on LCD & 4K. Introducing AX900 & AX800 4K TVs, the Life+ Smart TV platform & TV Anywhere. No new plasmas

AX800 and the even more premium AX900 are said to deliver “plasma-like picture quality”. The AX800 is coming now & AX900 is coming this autumn

Panasonic's flagship DMP-BDT700 Blu-rat player can process 4K content and has a HDMI 2.0 output - despite the lack of a 4K Blu-ray standard

The first 300GB “Archival Discs” will be available from the summer 2015, but the goal is to eventually create 1TB optical discs

Sony has been leading in sales of the new 4K TVs since the first Bravia 4K TVs came out, but Samsung is catching up to Sony

Panasonic’s second-generation 4K TVs start at $4500 for a 58" TV. Prices on some 2014 TVs have been announced by Panasonic

Supply of Panasonic's much acclaimed plasma TVs is drying up. Now is the last chance if you want to buy one for yourself before the exit