The Panasonic Eluga launched in Germany coming to the UK in April 24th

Panasonic's first smartphone, the Eluga, is now available in Germany. The smartphone was introduced to the world at MWC 2012 and finally has become available, at least, in Germany. The United Kingdom should be getting the smartphone come April 24th. The Eluga is Panasonic's own Android challenger in the market today and is a waterproof and dustproof device. The Eluga is priced in Germany for €419,85 courtesy of Amazon.de but is being offered with a lower price by GetGoods for only €398,90

MWC 2012: The Panasonic Eluga Power

Panasonic, a while back, announced the Eluga smartphone for the European market. At MWC 2012, the same company announced the smartphone's bigger brother, the Eluga Power. The Eluga Power sports a large 5" display and a dual-core processor from Qualcomm. Like the first Eluga, this will be waterproof and dustproof. 

Panasonic Eluga Android smartphone announced in Europe

Panasonic in Europe unveiled their first Android smartphone and was christened as the Panasonic Eluga. We already saw the smartphone officially announced by Panasonic a while back. We also already know that this smartphone will be waterproof and dustproof making the device one of the most unique in the market. During the announcement in Europe, the smartphone will be sporting a 4.3" (960x540) display and a version of Android that was not mentioned. Anyway, no mention of pricing too but is due to be available in the European market by the end of May.

Panasonic enters the smartphone market with the announcement of their first Android phone

A new entrant to the tablet market, Panasonic is now a competitor in the smartphone global market. The company unveiled their first Android smartphone that packs a 4.3" qHD display. This is just an announcement and Panasonic is scheduled or wants to launch the device in Europe by 2012. The smartphone is also expected to sport an NFC chip and will also be dustproof and waterproof. Head over the break for the official press release.

Panasonic ToughPad A1 announced and will ship in 2012

I know most of you can still remember my post about this tablet that is made by Panasonic. The previously called, Panasonic ToughBook, the Panasonic ToughPad is now officially announced and will be shipped in 2012. Unfortunately, the specs sheet of the tablet shows that the device will be running on Android 3.2 Honeycomb and not on Android 4.0 ICS, hopefully Panasonic will change that. Anyway, this tablet is tough, apparently, and should be able to get you through your very rough day. The tablet is also targeted to the business people and carries the aesthetics that Panasonic has with their famous ToughBook laptops. There is no pricing though and when exactly the tablet will make its way to the market. Also, the ToughPad A1 comes with a little brethen called the ToughPad B1 which is a 7" tablet and still does not have its complete specs sheet. Anyway, head over the break to check out the ToughPad A1's specs.

Panasonic announced the ToughBook Android Tablet in Q4 of 2011

Panasonic have announced their own version of a tablet challenger, the Panasonic ToughBook. The ToughBook is scheduled to be launched in the 4th quarter of this year and will be running on Google's Android OS. Which version of the platform will Panasonic be using? No word but I believe it will be Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwhich the platform that combines Gingerbread and Honeycomb.

Panasonic hops into the bandwagon - unveils Panasonic Viera Tablet

Panasonic, apparently, have joined the slurry of companies unveiling their say of a tablet device in the form of the Viera Tablet. Announced at CES 2011, the Panasonic Viera Tablet is powered by an Android OS, I just can't seem to see which version of the OS is being used or is ported into the device.

Panasonic's Lumix camera phone

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Panasonic just unveiled their Lumix Phone which is as much of a phone than it is a camera. Its a slide phone with the most used mobile phone UI in the world, the alphanumeric keypad and that camera lens at its back which is a 13.2MP camera. Panasonic gave this phone a webpage of its own. You can visit the site here.

Via: CNET

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Panasonic launched convertible Toughbook CF-C1

I don't know about you but when Panasonic comes into my mind, I do not associate it with laptops. But I have known Panasonic as a company who is also into the laptop industry with their famous Toughbooks. Used by scientists specially when they are in the field researching and gathering data from nature and what not. I always see their Toughbooks in Discovery Channel and Natgeo. I told my self, maybe this laptop might really be a tough one.