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Recession-O-Rama deals for the Weekend 10.25.09

by Natesh Sood on Oct 25, 2009 at 06:01 PM

This week’s Recession-O-Rama deals features a portable USB drive, an iPhone app, buy 2 get 1 game free deal, a Blu-Ray player, and a digital camera.  Our first deal this weekend is an 8GB portable USB drive from Newegg.  Priced at $19 and $3 for shipping, it operates at 200x… Continue Reading »

Recession-O-Rama deals for the weekend 10.10.09

by Natesh Sood on Oct 10, 2009 at 03:00 PM

It is beneficial to purchase electronics whenever good deals are available, therefore it is important to search the web for the best possible deal on that new laptop, or HDTV.  But don’t worry, we did the search for you.  Today, Gadgetell has a few deals ranging from laptops, video games,… Continue Reading »

Home theater systems in 3-D expected in 2010

by Heather Wood on Sep 21, 2009 at 11:05 AM

As 3-D movies become more popular and theaters continue to make upgrades to house these films, it is a natural progression that TV makers capitalize on the industry and start to produce 3-D television sets.  Sony and Panasonic have both announced 3-D TVs to be released in 2010 along with… Continue Reading »

Panasonic aims to merge landline and cellular contacts with “Cellular Phonebook Transfer”

by Robert Nelson on Sep 10, 2009 at 11:59 AM

While Sprint seems intent on killing off landlines by offering users the ability to call any mobile number from any carrier with their new Any Mobile, Anytime calling option, Panasonic has seemingly gone in the opposite direction with their latest announcement. The have announced what they are referring to as… Continue Reading »

The coming invasion of awesome Japanese cell phones

by JG Mason on Jul 20, 2009 at 09:23 AM

If you are a phone geek, you know Japan’s cellphones are the bee’s knees.  Way ahead of the phones we use in the US and Europe, Japan leads the way in innovation, yet can’t seem to capitalize on those advantages.  The problem: advanced hardware. What makes hardware the problem?  Software. … Continue Reading »

Panasonic’s iPod compatible HDTV, the VIERA X1 (with video)

by Iyaz Akhtar on Jun 26, 2009 at 07:12 PM

iPod integration is absolutely everywhere and hooking up an iPod to a television is pretty much a trivial task.  However, controlling the iPod may not be too easy from across the room using the iPod’s small screen.  Panasonic has introduced its VIERA X1 LCD line of televisions at three different… Continue Reading »

U.K. lands new Panasonic Blu-ray HD recorders

by Iyaz Akhtar on Jun 26, 2009 at 11:02 AM

Panasonic UK unveiled several new home theater components today.  Two are Blu-ray Disc recorders that allow you to record HD content to Blu-ray discs.  H.264 compression is being used to allow for up to 24 hours of HD content per disc.  The two models of Blu-ray disc recorders, the DMR-BS850… Continue Reading »

Testing out the Panasonic portable Blu-ray player, the DMP-B15

by Iyaz Akhtar on Jun 23, 2009 at 05:15 PM

$800 for a portable Blu-ray player may seem crazy, but it’s really a step to make Blu-ray discs more prevalent.  One of the complaints about Blu-ray is “I can’t take it with me, so I’ll get a regular DVD instead.”  The portable player looks to take away that problem.  Gadgetell… Continue Reading »

Panasonic releases first portable Blu-ray player

by Heather Wood on Jun 1, 2009 at 01:03 PM

Panasonic has just released information on the upcoming release of the DMP-B15, the world’s first portable Blu-ray disc player.  Included with the DMP-B15 will be almost a nine inch LCD screen, Internet access and a SD memory card slot.  The only catch is that don’t expect to get the DMP-B15… Continue Reading »

Panasonic unveils Class 10 SDHC cards

by Shawn Ingram on May 21, 2009 at 11:20 AM

It’s been a while since we’ve seen any big developments in SDHC cards.  We’ve been stuck with class 6 cards up to 32 GB for a while now.  It hasn’t been an issue for anyone; they haven’t been terribly slow unless you’re using the cards in a digital camera and… Continue Reading »

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