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Panasonic announced Lumix Smart Camera DMC-CM1



It's the Japanese multinational manufacturer taking on the South Korean consumer electronics giant, Samsung with their latest announcement in the category of 'camera-centric' smartphones, where now we have Panasonic unveiling their newest addition of high-end product named as Lumix Smart Camera DMC-CM1, which made it's debut at yesterday's Photokina 2014 event, the world's largest trade fair for the photographic and imaging industries, in Cologne, Germany.

 We reckon, this new device from Panasonic is here to take on it's competitor Samsung Galaxy K Zoom from the market, which packs a large protruding one-inch sensor on the back for outstanding quality on photographs and videos, from a premium compact camera smartphone, basically seeking interest in the photo generic customers. As we all know, the company have been struggling a bit on the leader board with their Eluga branded Android smartphones, which is mainly focused on the consumers in India, but now the things seems to be changing as we see more premier and luxurious products from the manufacturer.

 Like any other camera smartphones, the new Panasonic Lumix Smart Camera CM1 will too run over Android operating system, which is the late version 4.4 KitKat. So, first things first, when we look at it's huge one-inch primary lens on the back, the shooter is capable of capturing images at 20 megapixels resolution with an f/2.8 integrated Leica DC Elmarit lens and MOS sensor, that can shoot and record Ultra High Definition 4K pictures and videos at 15 frames-per-second, along with Full High Definition 1080p footages at 30 frames-per-second. The device's manual control exterior lens ring allows you to fully adjust the aperture, ISO and shutter speed, accordingly as required by the scene.

 Under the hood you have a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, speeding at 2.3GHz, a 4.7-inches Full High Definition screen of 1920 x 1080 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of on board mass storage (expandable via microSD card slot up to 128 GB) and two gigabytes of Random Access Memory. From the connectivity side, you get WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, Near Field Communication (NFC), 4G LTE Cat.4 network modem support and a 2,600mAh powered battery. The device is pretty thick than any other handsets you can easily find out in the market, measured at 21.1 millimeters in thickness and unit's weight goes slightly hefty at 204 grams.

 As far as the Panasonic Lumix Smart Camera DMC-CM1's availability and pricing details are taken to concern, the device will be officially launched in France and Germany starting the month of November, which should go retailing for a price of  €899, now that's as expensive as 1164 United States Dollars. Unfortunately, there's still no words from the phone maker on it's global arrival.

 Source: Panasonic

Panasonic announces affordable Eluga A back in India



Panasonic has announced their latest addition and second handset to the Eluga line-up of Android smartphones in India. The new phone from the Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture based multinational electronics corporation, is named as the new Panasonic Eluga A, which will follow on the lately announced Eluga U in the countryside markets. But unlike the previously announced model, the new smartphone is promised to arrive very affordable for the consumers back in India, that is currently priced at only ₹ 9490, that's about 155 United States Dollars. The device will be available in both Black and White color options and packs a free screen protector out of the box.

 "Through Eluga, Panasonic will bring advanced technological innovations to the Indian smartphone users and with Eluga A, we have successfully integrated into the premium gadget, advanced technology for Audio enhancements, voice clarity, faster charging, longer battery life and local language features, in tune with the needs of the Indian consumer," said Manish Sharma, Head of Marketing, Consumer Electronics & Home Appliances at Panasonic India.

 So, the new Panasonic branded phone will come featuring a 1.2GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor with Adreno 302 Graphics Processing Unit, five-inches screen of IPS technology with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, four gigabytes of internal mass storage (expandable via microSD card slot), one gigabytes of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels primary camera on the back with LED flash light, capable of capturing Full High Definition 1080p videos, a 1.3 megapixels front facing secondary snapper. In for connectivity, there's support to dual-SIM over 3G HSPA+ network capabilities, Bluetooth, GPS and WiFi 802.11 b/g/n. The brand new smartphone runs with a 2,000mAh powered battery and has got Android's version 4.3 Jelly Bean on board with proprietary User Interface on top.

 Other software attributes include, Kwik Lock, which is a double tap kind of locking setup for it's homescreen, also company's own Fit Home UI for easier single handed operation, pre-installed apps like, Qualcomm's Snapdragon Audio+ for further audio enhancement, Snapdragon Voice+ for voice enhancement, Snapdragon BatteryGuru and supports native languages like, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Marathi, as reported.

 Source: fonearena

Panasonic unveils Eluga U smartphone in India



Panasonic Corporation, the Japanese multinational electronics corporation is back with yet another new smartphone in India. Yesterday, the company took some time to announce their latest version Android running smartphone from the Eluga series, named as the new Panasonic Eluga U. The new smartphone from the manufacturer comes in both Black and White color options with decorous middle-ranged internals and an affordable price of Indian Rupees 18990, that's about 312 United States Dollars, which has already started it's sales in the country from today.

 In term of the design, Panasonic has fitted a sheet of textured glass on the back of the phone, something like what LG had did with it's Google Nexus 4 smartphone, in the past. The smartphone also packs software features including, Kwik Lock, which is a double tap kind of locking setup for the phone's homescreen, also Fit Home User Interface for easier single handed operation, Pop i player, Music cafe and Gesture play.

 So, the new Panasonic Eluga U comes out of the box with a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon made 400 processor, speeding at 1.2GHz and Adreno 305 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), 5-inches High Definition screen of One Glass Solution (OGS) technology and protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, 16 gigabytes of on board memory storage (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), 13 megapixels main shooter on the back with LED flash light, capable of capturing Full HD 1080p videos and two megapixels front facing secondary snapper, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, GPS and dual-SIM card support on 3G HSPA+ network radios, a 2,500mAh powered battery and runs Android version 4.4 KitKat below aforementioned proprietary UI on top.

 Source: fonearena

Panasonic introduces their new flagship P81 in India



Last year, we have heard reports about Panasonic's plans to shut down their smartphone business for the consumer markets. But, it looks like we were unfortunately wrong on this call, as today this multinational electronics corporation from Japan has unveiled their next generation high-end Android powered handset and the 2014 front runner smartphone for Panasonic in India, dubbed as the new P81.

 The new phone from Panasonic is said to be available in India by the third week of this month, coming to the store shelves in Black color option, also packing in a free flip cover and screen protector, slotting in dual-SIM capabilities over HSPA+ and GSM network connections and will be priced at 18990 Indian Rupees, which is about 323 United States Dollars.

 So, in term of it's internal specifications, the Panasonic P81 tots a True Octa-Core Central Processing Unit, speeding at 1.7GHz, 5.5-inches High Definition IPS panel of 1280 x 720 resolution display, eight gigabytes of internal storage facility (expandable via microSD card slot), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, 13 megapixels main shooter on the back with LED flash light, capable of capturing 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second, two megapixels front facing snapper, other major connectivity highlights, a 2,500mAh powered battery and running Android's version 4.2 Jelly Bean out of the box.

 Source: IBN Live
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Panasonic in plans to end their smartphone business



Back in 2005 we saw the company leaving the European market and forcefully returning after a break of six long years. In 2011 we noticed the Japanese multinational electronics corporation, Panasonic hitting back including the American markets too.

 But even after their strong come back in the Stateside markets did not help the firm in their smartphone's business growth, which made them in plans to leave the floor back last year. And now we almost confirm the news from a source claiming that the Japanese are stopping it's development of smartphones for the major markets and plans to relocate it's resources.

 It is also reported that, Panasonic will continue to manufacture it's feature-smartphones for non-consumer markets, which is reportedly the 'Toughbook' brands for military, police and utility workers to their smartphones variant. The Japanese company is reported to draw back from the smartphones business by the month of October.

 Source: THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, Pocketnow
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