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Panasonic launches LUMIX G X VARIO PZ 45-175mm/F4.0-5.6 ASPH./POWER O.I.S
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Panasonic launches LUMIX G X VARIO PZ 45-175mm/F4.0-5.6 ASPH./POWER O.I.S: Panasonic has revealed the LUMIX G X VARIO PZ 45-175mm F4.0-5.6 ASPH./POWER O.I.S. power zoom. The mid-telephoto zoom carries the company's 'Lumix X' branding that it will be using to denote premium quality lenses. ...
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Panasonic DMC-LX5 firmware 2.0 brings image and handling improvements
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Panasonic has updated the firmware for its LX5 high-end enthusiast compact. The update promises faster AF times and improved noise reduction for images shot at ISO 1600 or 3200. White balance under artificial light has also been tweaked, as well as a series of operational and handling improvements being made. There are revisions too for image stabilization in movie mode, the addition of a 'Miniature mode' processing mode. Coming 13 months after the camera's launch, the move continues Panasonic's habit of continuing to invest in its enthusiast models well into their lifecycle. The firmware will be available from September 13th.
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Panasonic announces Lumix FX90 Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen compact camera
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Panasonic has announced the Wi-Fi-compatible Lumix DMC-FX90 touchscreen compact camera. The FX90 is based around a 12MP high-speed CCD that uses dual readout channels to allow 1080i60 video from its 30p output. It also features a 24-120mm equiv, F2.5-5.9 stabilized lens. The camera can connect to Apple and Android smartphones running a 'Lumix Link' app and use their 'phone to upload images, via Panasonic's 'Lumix Club' internet portal, to sites such as Facebook and Flickr. The camera can also connect to Lumix Club via any Wi-Fi connection that doesn't require a web browser to connect.
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Adobe Lightroom 3.5 will support Olympus, Panasonic and Sony RAW formats
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Possessing a camera with RAW output is great, but working with those data-rich files often isn't -- not least because most manufacturers use proprietary file formats. However, Lightroom fans who update to version 3.5 (currently at release candidate stage) should discover that it effortlessly handles RAW images from a bunch of recent cameras including the Olympus E-P3 and E-PL3, Panasonic G3 and GF3, and the Sony Alpha NEX-C3 The update will also fix a number of bugs, such as inconsistent processing times and a loss of geo-tagging metadata when converting to Adobe's Digital Negative format. Time to get those psychedelic HDR images flowing.
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Panasonic's PT-AE7000 is its first 3D home theater projector, arrives in September for $3,499
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Panasonic is finally ready to show off its first 3D projector, the PT-AE7000. This LCD beamer is a followup to the PT-AE4000 that debuted back in '09 and while some of the new features are for 3D -- 480Hz transparent LCD panels, integrated IR transmitter to sync the glasses and adjustable settings to tweak the picture at different viewing distances -- it also claims an improved 2D pedigree with a 200 watt lamp, claimed 300,000:1 contrast ratio and 2,000 lumens of brightness. With an MSRP of $3,499 it appears set to continue Panasonic's well-regarded line of midrange home theater projectors, check after the break for the press release with all of the specs.
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Panasonic Reduces Price and Extends Warranty of PT-DZ570 Projector Series
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Panasonic announced today that they are lowering the retail prices and extending the warranties for their PT-DZ570 Series of projectors. The series includes three projectors, the PT-DZ570U, PT-DW530U, and the PT-DX500U. All of these projectors feature the same DLP display technology, a 2000:1 contrast ratio, and 4000 ANSI lumens. The company will be extending the warranty from the original 3 years to a 5 year warranty. Unfortunately though, this reduced price and extended warranty is only for a limited time and will expire on September 30th 2011. “These 1-chip DLP® projectors deliver the perfect combination of innovative features and exceptional performance our current and future customers h...
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New Panasonic Toughbook S10 Will Take Whatever You Can Dish Out, For a Price
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Panasonic isn’t the biggest name in laptops these days, except if you are planning on dropping, splashing, or otherwise abusing the daylights out of your machine. In that case, the Toughbook series is right up your alley. And the newest member of the Toughbook family, the S10, won’t force you to make any performance tradeoffs for the tank-like design.
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Panasonic, Sony, Samsung and XpanD finally team up for an active 3D glasses standard
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The lack of a universal standard for active shutter 3D glasses became painfully clear during our 3D TV shootout last year, and gave plenty of reasons for buyers to skip the pricey specs altogether. Nine months later we see that LG has jumped onto passive 3D and CEA is playing catch up on the IR glasses problem, but many of the new HDTVs for 2011 are using Bluetooth technology to keep their glasses in sync -- again without any promise of cross-manufacturer compatibility. A day late and a few dollars short, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung and universal glasses maker XpanD are announcing the "Full HD Glasses Initiative" which should lay down a standard for consumer active shutter glasses to communicat...
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Panasonic unveils new PT-AE7000U full HD 3D home theater projector
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Panasonics has home theater gear ranging from TVs to Blue-ray players and projectors. The line of home theater projectors has grown by one-step today with the unveiling of the new Panasonic PT-AE7000U projector. The new projector is interesting because it offers full HD resolution and 3D in one unit. Many of the 3D projectors out there are only 720p.
The new projector is the first 3D unit in the world to use transparent LCD panels at 480Hz with the Panasonic overdrive tech to reduce cross talk and improve photo quality. Other than being the first to use these LCD panels, the new projector also has some cool features like a 300,000:1 contrast ratio and 2,000 lumens of brightness. The unit als...
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Panasonic introduces the world lightest 3D Glasses
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Here you are the new TY-EW3D Series from Panasonic that claims that its new models are the world lightest 3D glasses available with just 26g in total in its S and M version while the L Version with its 27g seems to be as “heavy” as other models on the market.
But since a good news never comes alone, these new glasses also comes with a new battery offering you up to 3h worth of 3D just after 2 minutes of charge or a total of 25h of 3D if fully charged for 30 minutes.
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Panasonic Raboo UT-PB1 e-reader gets official, acts more like a tablet
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Panasonic already took its UT-PB1 e-reader out for a step-and-repeat at the e-Book Expo Tokyo this year, but kept some important details under wraps. Now the tablet e-reader is ready for its official coming out party. The 7-inch, color touchscreen Raboo UT-PB1 is set to launch in Japan on August 10th, retailing at about ¥34,800 (that's $444) and packing 600 plus "pre-viewable books." There's an Android OS running on an unspecified dual-core CPU under that book-mimicking surface with the company's own UI slathered all over it -- so there'll be no tablet-esque shenanigans here, yet. The 400 gram (14 ounce) handheld also comes furnished with 8GB of storage, WiFi, Bluetooth, microSDHC, support f...
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Panasonic LUMIX LS5 and FZ47 super-zoom revealed
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Panasonic has outed a pair of new digital cameras, the LUMIX LS5 for entry-level users wanting wide-optics and a 14.1-megapixel sensor, along with the LUMIX DMC-FZ47 with a lengthy 24x super-zoom. The LS5 has a 26mm wide-angle lens and 5x optical zoom, and can be run on a set of AA batteries, but still manages to record 720p 30fps HD video and include optical image stabilization.
It also packs face detection and intelligent scene selection, switching between Portrait, Scenery, Night Portrait, Night Scenery and Macro shooting modes automatically. The Panasonic LUMIX LS5 is expected to go on sale in November this year, in black, with pricing announced closer to the time.
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Panasonic Points Fingers on Who Ruined 3D
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One of the biggest fads in the theater industry has been the wave of 3D movies. Unfortunately though, it looks like the technology will never be anything more than a fad. Movie viewers are starting to turn their back on 3D films and that causes a drop in sales. Panasonic is one of the biggest supporters of 3D technology and are starting to point fingers at the movie studios as the blame for the downfall. The company claims that because studios rushed movies to receive a 3D conversion, the movies looked rather poor and actually contributed to customers’ distaste for 3D. The only saving grace for 3D is the few jewels like Avatar that have truly shown what 3D movies should look like. But with A...
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Panasonic Releases LRU30 HDTV Series
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Panasonic announced recently three new HDTVs that were specifically designed for the hospitality industry, the LRU30 series. The series includes the new TH-42LRU30, TH-37LRU30, and TH-32LRU30, which all include plasma display technology and an 18000:1 contrast ratio. The first two also support a native 1080p HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, while the 32LRU30 features WXGA (1366 x 768) resolution. Panasonic designed the series to include easy installation, easy-to-view screens, and SD memory card slots. Another major feature for the series is the In-Plane Switching panel, which ensures a 178 degree viewing angle and clear, sharp images from virtually anywhere in the room. “When budgets are tight,...
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Panasonic unveils Android Toughbook slate for Q4, sledgehammer sold seperately
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Tired of handling your tablet with kid gloves? Go ahead, take them off -- a Toughbook slate is heading your way. Strutting its stuff at InfoComm this week, Panasonic's Android Toughbook tablet boasts ...
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