e-Innovation: Panasonic

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sábado, 14 de fevereiro de 2009

SHARKRIDE

SHARKRIDE: "Designer Christina Tapp has designed this speculative concept phone. Her portfolio is here. Source link [ubergizmo]."

quarta-feira, 21 de maio de 2008

Panasonic Unveils Web-enabled Plasma TVs! - Gizmo Watch

Panasonic Unveils Web-enabled Plasma TVs! - Gizmo Watch: "How do you take Plasma TV technology to the next level? Simple...make it net-compatible. Although not the first manufacturer to introduce Web-enabled Plasma TV’s, Panasonic certainly takes the cake for launching Plasma HDTVs with the most comprehensive range of features, the most conspicuous of which is the addition of four HDMI audio/video inputs. TV-philes can now treat themselves to a high-definition web experience through the PZ850 series’ 46-inch, 50-inch, 58-inch and a mind-boggling 65-inch screen options. Incorporating Panasonic’s proprietary VIERA CAST technology, viewers can browse the net by connecting an ethernet cable. The PZ850 series also features a Pro Setting Menu for advanced viewing. Also, play around with your virtual memories using the Picassa application on this state-of-the-art gadget. Slated for a mid-June release, the HDTV range from Panasonic has already won a few hearts (mine, for one!)
Via:Gearlog"

quinta-feira, 17 de abril de 2008

Digital Drops: Nova Câmera Lumix DMC-TZ50 com Wi-Fi

Digital Drops: Nova Câmera Lumix DMC-TZ50 com Wi-Fi: "A nova câmera DMC-TZ50 da Panasonic tem 9.1 megapixels, uma lente Leica DC de 28 mm com zoom óptico de 10x, e uma tela LCD de 3 polegadas. Mas o grande destaque desta câmera é a conectividade Wi-Fi."

domingo, 6 de abril de 2008

Plasma Displays In Mobile Phones:Small Is Powerful! - Gizmo Watch

Plasma Displays In Mobile Phones:Small Is Powerful! - Gizmo Watch: "Nothing ever is as understated as the potential of technology. And, nothing can be as gobsmacking as the greatest irony - ’smaller the size, more advanced the technology’. If you seek justification, spare a generous thought for Panasonic’s quest to take innovation to the next level. LCD screens on mobile phones will soon be passe. And plasma displays will take over. It does make a lot of sense for Panasonic to tread the ‘unseen’, since Mobile TV is also in the offing. However, what really stands out is the fact that plasma screens have so far been synonymous only with ‘large size’. Panasonic’s engineers, though, have dared to ignore the beaten track to success. The thin, lightweight low-voltage compact plasma display is ample testimony to their valiant effort. From the looks of it, plasma technology in mobile phones is here to stay!
Via:Coolest-gadgets"

Only For Extreme TV Fanatics: Panasonic's Viera Mobile TV Cellphone - Gizmo Watch

Only For Extreme TV Fanatics: Panasonic's Viera Mobile TV Cellphone - Gizmo Watch: "TV fanatics have a reason to cheer with Panasonic launching it’s Viera mobile TV phone. While mobile phones with TV have become fairly common concept, the Panasonic Viera P905iTV does things a little differently by being one full-fledged mobile TV, which has a mobile phone function too. The Viera uses the 1seg broadcast mode to beam live TV right to your location, wherever you may be. The TV mobile looks chic with a 3.5 inch widescreen display and a large speaker which sits beneath the display. And if, you thought, the Viera mobile can only beam on-the-go TV, you couldn’t be further off target. The Viera has a 2 megapixel camera for snapping duties. That is not all, HSDPA for high speed broadband internet and expandable memory with the SDHC mobile phone slot make the Viera a complete entertainment and communication platform. Six hours of non stop TV is what you will get from a full battery charge. Here comes the party pooper, the Viera mobile TV is available only in Japan for the timebeing. Damn, the Japanese are a bunch of very lucky people, they get everything first, even the sun’s rays!
Via: dvice"