Panasonic News

Don't you just hate managing several different types of batteries at once? Your flashlight uses one type of batteries, and something else will use another type of batteries. It can be a pain and inconvenience to keep track of them all, until today!

Move over Meryl Streep, there's a contender in town for impersonating the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher – and he's "perfect."

Electronics company Panasonic has significantly downgraded its profit forecast for the year ending 31 March 2012, after reporting poor quarterly results.

Chicago - United Continental Holdings has chosen Panasonic to install Wi-Fi on more than 300 United Airlines and Continental Airlines aircraft starting in the middle of 2012 and conclude by 2015. Passengers will be able to stream videos on its wireless system.

Cameras: The biggest technological advances in cameras this year were where you least expected them — under the hood, where you can’t see them. But they have been making the art of taking good pictures easier.

Televisions: This was supposed to be the year of 3D TV. It turns out that everyone was wrong -- now that the new 3D TVs are here, who wants them?

It has been announced that Panasonic has majority ownership over electronics rival Sanyo. Panasonic, one of the largest electronics corporations, now designates the Japanese firm as a subsidiary.

Panasonic has come up with a way to beat slumping sales -- order their staff to buy £1,000 of Panasonic products. It's expected that corporate Japan will latch onto this ideal.

Even though gadgets are expected to be a hot item this holiday season, electronics manufacturers are getting gloomy on their next quarter. As profits sink, tech leaders are wondering when they'll rebound.

Japan's Panasonic will soon launch the world’s smallest digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera that will weigh slightly more than a regular can of beer. The camera body and lens is expected to sell for $839.