Panasonic Mobile announced that at the end of March this year it became the first mobile phone manufacturer to achieve a record delivery of 100 million units of mobile communication terminals to Japanese mobile phone carriers. These carriers include NTT DoCoMo, Inc., KDDI Corporation and SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Above shows the current range from Panasonic Mobile.

Panasonic Mobile, formerly known as Matsushita Communications Industrial Co., Ltd., began supplying mobile communication terminals in 1979 and delivered the first automobile-mounted cell phone, the 800MHz "TZ-801" to Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation. Panasonic Mobile reached milestones of 10 million units in June, 1997 and 50 million units in March, 2001.

Prior to the start of the automobile telephone service in December, 1979, the company shipped 100 units of the "TZ-801" that had a capacity of 6,600 cc and weighed about 7 kg. This model was followed by the first "shoulder phone" that could be detached easily from a car holder and be carried around on the caller's shoulder.

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At a press conference on Tuesday, Panasonic revealed its plans to use plasma technology in mobile phones. Apparently, the Japanese giant is already in talks with AT&T to deliver devices — or at least the technology needed — for the carrier's upcoming mobile TV service. The idea is to rival OLED, and be used for a wide range of applications, including office phones, cameras, gas pumps, vending machines, ATMs, automotive displays, appliances and computer printers. Display uses proprietary technology licensed from AbleComm, Inc.

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The W61P is a slim new design from Panasonic that features a thin 12.9 mm design. This handset is the perfect combination of style and class. Both average consumers and business professionals alike will enjoy this cellular phone and find that it conquers all the tasks thrown at it. The W61P features several EZ applications such as EZ Chaku-Uta-Full, EZ Television, EZ Navi Walk, EZ Channel-plus, EZ NewsFlash, and EZ FeliCa.

Also, users will find that the W61P features infrared data communication, pair function, deka-mail, simple mode, open-apps player, and is bilingual. The large and clear 2.9 inch display will allow for the easy navigation and operation of this new Panasonic phone. The body of the phone is a slender design measuring 12.9 mm thick.

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A couple of days ago Panasonic has introduced the KX-WP800, its first Skype phone. The handset has its own access point and doesn't need a PC to enter Skype. FON access points are also supported.

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Panasonic is turning up the heat on the mobile TV market with their latest high-res mobile TV phone. The Panasonic Viera P950iTV rocks the heralded Viera branding and lives up to its namesake. With a bright and crisp 3.5-inch 262k color display spec'd at 854 x 480 pixels, 4000:1 contrast ratio, 30 fps video playback, and TV/audio out ports, the Panasonic Viera P950iTV is about as good a mobile TV phone as it gets. Or rather, one that we'll never get - this baby is Japan-only, folks.

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Panasonic Mobile Communications has announced that it has begun shipment of its P905iTV mobile phones to NTT DoCoMo, Inc. The P905iTV combines the design concept of Panasonic large-screen flat-panel TV ‘VIERA’ and its high-quality picture technologies, the P905iTV is a sliding handset featuring “One-segment” mobile TV.

Panasonics P905iTV Adopts frame conversion technology from 15 frames to 30 frames per second enables users to enjoy smooth, vivid and high quality “One-Segment” mobile TV together on a 3.5 inch Full Wide VGA large screen.

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Hang on, have Panasonic given their new P905i cellphone a dubious champagne casing? Nineties colour choices aside, the P905i is another of those damned intended-for-Asia handsets that most of us are forced to admire from afar: glorious VIERA 3.2-inch 480 x 854 screen with a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, HSDPA, GPS, 5.1-megapixel camera and 1-Seg mobile TV, it’s enough to make you vomit over your dull Nokia.

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Still another addition to the line of Softbank releases is the Panasonic 822P handset. The super thin phone with 8.9mm depth boasts a 2.2-inch QVGA display. The Panasonic 822P also features 2-megapixel camera with auto-focus, and a microSD card slot of up to 2GB. It can support up to 200 minutes talk time, has Bluetooth connectivity and supports global roaming function. The Panasonic 822P will be released in the Japanese market by February and will be available in gold, white, pink, black, and red.

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Panasonic today announced its advanced Link to Cell KX-TH1211, a mobile phone accessory that seamlessly connects a Bluetooth enabled cell phone to cordless handsets in the home...

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Just like LG Shine, the Panasonic 821P Mirror Phone is another cool option for women. Why only women? Cause we need to keep a check on that strand of nasty hair that just doesn’t stay in its place or redefining our eyes as well as lips!...

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Panasonic announces the P903iTV mobile phone for NTT in Japan. The highlight of the P903iTV is supposed the screen and display technology. The Mobile PEAKS processor is supposed to generate depth and vivid colors on the 2.8 inch WQVGA TFT color screen. The screen also adjusts the backlight automatically based on the brightness in the environment.

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The Panasonic X500 mobile phone is a small but ‘fat’ slider phone released a long time back, it is currently selling for about $190. The phone weighs about 96grams which is not that heavy but from the looks it seems much more. It measures close to 85 x 47 x 22.5 mm. The Panasonic X500 mobile phone comes with a 65k color TFT screen with a display resolution of 128 x 128 pixels. The Panasonic X500 mobile phone comes with a lot of pre-installed themes, wallpapers and logos. It has only 4mb of shared internal memory and no memory card slot to supplement it. The Panasonic X500 mobile phone comes with GPRS, but there are no other data networks or data transfer ports available in the phone. It has a WAP / xHTML browser for browsing the internet. The phone is available in white, silver and red colors. The 5-way navigation key is quite comfortable to use and is spaced out. In camera mode, it's used on .....

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The Panasonic A500 mobile phone is a Dual-band GSM phone from Panasonic. The phone is a clamshell and is relatively light weight. It weighs around 87 grams and measures approximately 84 x 47 x 19 mm. It has a 65k color TFT screen with a display resolution of 128 x 128 pixels. The Panasonic A500 mobile phone can be reasonably classified into the entry level segment of phones. It does not have a camera nor does it have a memory card slot. The keypad of the phone has a nice layout. The buttons are pretty far from each other so that you don’t press the other key instead of the desired one. The Panasonic A500 mobile phone has GPRS capabilities and comes in quite handy with ....

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The Panasonic VS6 mobile phone is a jazzy looking medium sized clamshell from Panasonic. The phone is jazzed up with the colors it comes in, and you can even change the cover of your phone to get a new fresh look everyday. Otherwise it is available in Red and Black. The phone is a Tri-band GSM which works with 900/1800/1900 networks. The Panasonic VS6 mobile phone weighs approximately 100grams and measures 96 x 46 x 21 mm. The Panasonic VS6 mobile phone was announced last year and is now available for an approximate price of $160......

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The SC3 is a slim and stylish mobile phone that is equipped with a VGA camera. It comes with the new fun way to communicate using light effects. What is more, it comes complete with emoticons, a set of pictographic symbols that are simple to input. The SC3 is the latest entry-level colour phone from Panasonic. Featuring a 65K colour TFT display, an integrated VGA camera, and GPRS, the SC3 is a sleek and slim dual band (900/1800 MHz) GSM mobile phone.....

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