Consumer electronics major Panasonic India will focus on expanding its solar products range and is looking at capturing 5 percent market share in this segment in a year. The company has allocated
Expands its range of HDVC solutions; targeting 10% market share by 2015. As a part of Panasonic India’s efforts in continuing to focus on product differentiation combined with developing innovative technological
Panasonic India, in association with Reliance Communications (RCOM) has launched Cloud Video Intelli-Surveillance, an end-to-end video surveillance solution with advanced analytics for the Enterprise segment. As part of the partnership, Panasonic will
Panasonic India has launched P55 Android Kitkat based phablet with an 5.5 inch HD display at a price of Rs. 10,290. It will be available starting first week of November.The device is 7.9mm
Extending its innovative product portfolio and services, Panasonic India has now launched its mobile phone series in Sri Lanka. The company will cater to different consumer segments through products in multi-priced segments.
As a part of Panasonic India’s ongoing efforts to focus on product differentiation coupled with developing innovative technological solutions, the company today introduced its LFB70 series of multi-touch interactive LED displays which
More and more printers’ players have started promoting refill consumables to bring down the total running cost of copy and cost of ownership. The trend was first started with Ricoh India ,
Panasonic India, a global leader in innovation and technology, today marked its entry into the feature phone market by launching two new phones- EZ240 & EZ180. Continuing with its focus on the
Committed to provide enhanced user experience to its smartphone customers,Panasonic, the world’s leading electronics manufacturer, today announced its collaboration with WeChat, the world’s leading mobile social application, for its upcoming smartphone products.
NEW DELHI: Consumer electronics maker Panasonic will launch its first smartphone marking its re-entry into the Rs 31,000-crore Indian handset market after being absent for more than half a decade. The Japanese
Panasonic, the creator of the Micro-Four Thirds format has updated their mirrorless segment with two new cameras, along with a new advanced point and shoot. Panasonic has launched three new cameras, two
TOKYO: Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic reported a near-record net loss of 754 billion yen ($7.5 billion) for the fiscal year through March due to restructuring costs and slumping sales, but predicted
