Panasonic news

We probably should not expect to see 4K resolution in next year’s mainstream TVs but 4K is coming. Here are our hands-on impressions

Panasonic has brought some new plasma panels to IFA. First, a 145" plasma TV with 8K resolution. Second, a 103" glasses-free 3D TV

Panasonic has decided to expand their LED range. The latest LED model is the largest ever for Panasonic. Say hello to the 60" Panasonic TX-L60ET5

What new products will be unveiled at IFA 2012? Here is what we have heard so far from sources and rumors. We also expect to see a few surprises at IFA 2012

LG's OLED-TV wins as best display achievement. Panasonic VT50 wins as best plasma-TV. Philips 9707 wins as best LCD-TV. See more inside

Panasonic's exclusive rights to sell Avatar in 3D end soon and Avatar will be released in stores on 3D Blu-Ray in October

At IFA you can look forward to all the new and exciting products and technologies from major electronics brands. Starts August 31

The goal is to compete with Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese display manufacturers in the battle of the next display technology era

Most 2011 products are out and a range of new 2012 products are added. See the changes and follow FlatpanelsHD's recomendations here

The rumored Sony and Panasonic OLED partnership has been made official. The companies will start mass production of OLED-TVs in 2013

But games are not installed on the TV. Large data centers stream games to the TV over the internet. Cloud gaming is the new big thing

VT50 is Panasonic's new plasma flagship TV. VT50 comes with the Infinite Black Ultra-panel, Smart TV, dual-core, built-in WiFi and a new louver filter to reduce reflections

Panasonic GT50 is the successor to last year’s GT30 model. In 2012, Panasonic wants to focus more on Smart TV and further improvements to 2D and 3D picture quality

Panasonic and Sony are in talks to jointly develop and produce OLED panels for TVs. The two companies hope to commercialize OLED-TVs

FlatpanelsHD has received Panasonic’s new high-end VT50 plasma TV. The elegant VT50 features Smart TV, dual-core processor and 3D.

Panasonic’s new high-end plasma TVs, GT50 and VT50, have started shipping out to customers in the US and Europe. See prices here

Samsung is now the largest plasma TV maker in the global perspective. In January and February Samsung has overtaken Panasonic

Panasonic has announced a new 145-inch plasma TV with an extremely high 8K (7680x4320 pixels) resolution – 16 times higher than Full HD

FlatpanelsHD has received Panasonic’s new GT50 plasma TV. GT50 is replacing last year’s GT30 model. It comes with Smart TV, dual-core processor and active 3D

Panasonic will invest 20-30 billion yen (245-370 m. USD) in a new 6. generation OLED production line at their Himeji LCD plant

Panasonic will introduce several new Blu-ray players ranging from low-end to high-end. The line-up includes DMP-BBT01 with the notable design

Now you can stream content from your handheld device to your TV, or stream TV channels from your TV to your other devices

With its sleek design & ultra slim frame, Panasonic hopes to challenge the South Korean TV makers and their LED models. DT50 also features Smart Viera and active 3D

We have received Panasonic DT50. The LED model comes with a narrow metal frame, IPS panel, edge LED, active 3D, a backlight scanning system and the Smart TV platform

ET5 is a mid-range TV and is also the first passive 3D model from Panasonic. It offers Edge LED, 300/360 Hz backlight scanning and the Smart Viera platform

FlatpanelsHD has received the first 2012 TV from Panasonic. The new ET5 LED model is a mid-range TV with passive 3D and the Smart Viera platform with tv apps and more

Panasonic’s new 2012 TVs have started shipping out to customers. You can get your hands on the ST50 & UT50 plasma TVs & ET5, E5 LEDs

The prices for Panasonic’s 2012 TVs are out and FlatpanelsHD bring you a full list of the new plasma and LED ranges. See the full pricing details inside

We gave you users the opportunity to have your questions to Panasonic answered. Panasonic’s answers are now online

Panasonic’s new media app for iOS & Android can push media content from smartphones/tablet to the TV - also the other way around