10 years is a long time to be out of any market — but almost an eternity when it comes to the U.S. market where demand for high-end smart TVs has never been higher. A number of us still own ...

Ten years after the death of Panasonic's plasma TVs and eight after the company's left the US TV market altogether, the brand has returned, and this time it carries a big stick. And by stick ...

Panasonic’s TVs are returning to the US ... three years after ending production of its well regarded plasma screens. The ...

Yesterday, at a corporate gathering in New York City, Panasonic showed off their latest plasma 3-D television--the biggest in the world, weighing in at 1,500 pounds and measuring 152 inches ...

In 2008, Pioneer introduced its Kuro 50" and 60" plasma TVs at prices up to $6,000 ... and kuro means black in Japanese. Panasonic acquired some of the Kuro patents. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR ...

But Panasonic isn't the only one with a stellar Mini-LED TV on the market as its main contender comes out of brand ever on ...

Following is a comparison of LCD (LED) TVs and plasma TVs. In 2015, the last remaining plasma manufacturers (Panasonic, LG and Samsung) exited the market. However, thousands of plasma sets are ...

All of the TVs are substantially the same as those sold by Panasonic ... Improvements in existing LED technology impacted the declining market for plasma—of which Panasonic was an early supporter—as ...

Panasonic's miniature full-frame camera, the Lumix S9, is getting a major update with a free firmware upgrade which will be ...

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No, they won't replace standard TVs--or rear-projection ... TV viewing at home. Plasma screens remain very expensive for mainstream home theater use, but vendors like Panasonic, Pioneer, Samsung ...

Panasonic continued to produce TVs for the international market, including some of the first non-LG OLED models. The three new U.S. Panasonic TV models are: While described as “premium” Amazon Fire ...