Tag Archives: panasonic
CES 2009: the hottest trends in tech
Posted on01. May, 2009 by Rob.
If staying in is the new going out, then you’re going to need to some cutting edge home tech to keep your entertained – and there was plenty of that on offer at CES 2009
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DECT phones: the good, the bad and the just plain sad
Posted on29. Apr, 2009 by Rob.
Don’t buy a new DECT phone until you’ve read this. You’ll be glad you did
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How to cut your high tech energy bill
Posted on01. Jan, 2009 by Rob.
Great energy saving ideas for your gadget habit – you could even help the planet too
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8 reasons why it sucks to be an early adopter
Posted on20. May, 2008 by Rob.
From the PSP to the iPhone, the course of gadget love never quite runs smooth. Here’s why
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CES 2006: Panasonic SC-HT940 and SC-RT50 home cinema systems
Posted on07. Jan, 2006 by Rob.
Panasonic is building on the success of last year’s CES showstormer – its wireless home cinema system – by adding two new models which come with an interesting (and proprietary) variation on HDMI
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CES 2006: Panasonic’s 103-inch 1080p Full HD TV
Posted on06. Jan, 2006 by Rob.
Panasonic wowed the crowds at CES with its biggest plasma TV to date: a 103-inch model that also happens to boast an image resolution of 1080p – the highest possible quality for a high definition set
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CES 2006: Blu-ray and HD DVD are go
Posted on06. Jan, 2006 by Rob.
This is it. After months – no, years of speculation – the Blu-ray and HD DVD camps have finally pulled on their boxing gloves and are going to be slugging it out in the only bare-knuckle bout that matters: the fight for the hearts, minds and, most importantly, wallets of US consumers
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The pros and cons of TV tech: from CRT to plasma
Posted on01. Jun, 2003 by Rob.
Pop into your average TV shop and you’ll be faced with a bewildering choice of TVs and technologies – from old school CRT sets to brand spanking new plasmas. But which one is worthy of your money?
