Panasonic news

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

Black Friday 2014 is happening! We have found all the best Black Friday 2014 deals on TVs, game consoles, media boxes etc. Updating

How smart is a Panasonic Viera Smart TV? Smart enough to show ads, apparently. The latest is banner ads every time you change volume

The update was released in the US last month, and today Europeans get will be able to stream Netflix in 4K on the Panasonic AX800

A Samsung Ultra HD TV for $899, a 65" Vizio for $649 and lots of PS4 and Xbox One bundles. This and much more on Black Friday 2014

Reed wants TV makers to stop making "smooth motion" the default setting. It ruins movies and is not the original look intended by the filmmakers

Panasonic vowed to bring Netflix 4K to its AX800 Ultra HD TV, and this week it has made good on its promise via a firmware update

Panasonic AX630 is its cheapest Ultra HD Tv, and it is now available in stores throughout Europe. It has a HDMI 2.0 port, but no HEVC

Most modern TVs have poor sound, but you can improve it. We also explain HDMI ARC and CEC and tell you how to connect everything

Here is a quick guide on how to watch Netflix in 4K, what you need and what content is available right now. Not every Ultra HD TV works

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.