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Panasonic DMP-B15 hands-on
engadget.com - 6/24/2009
Panasonic DMP-B15 hands-on
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While we got a quick look at the thing a few months ago, we were finally able to get our mitts all over Panasonic's new DMP-B15 portable Blu-ray player . With its bigger-than-a-laptop size and wild pricetag (for a consumer device), it's obviously a niche product, but that's not to say there ...
panasonic.jp - 6/25/2009
Important Notice for imitation battery packs | Digital AV | Consumer Products | Support | ...
— panasonic.jp — Panasonic Digital Still Cameras now include a technology that can identify a genuine Panasonic battery. For the... protection of our customers Panasonic developed this technology after it was discovered that some aftermarket 3rd party batteries do not ... (more) Important Notice for imitation battery packs | Digital ...

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forbes.com - 6/24/2009
The Tiger-Resistant Laptop
— forbes.com — BURLINGAME, Calif. -- Call it the James Bond of laptops. We dropped the Panasonic CF-30 "Toughbook," kicked... it, stood on it and tried to back over it with a Volkswagen JettaTDi. (That left a mark--on the pavement.) We poured Diet Coke on the keyboard. ... (more) The Tiger-Resistant Laptop

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hardware.slashdot.org - 6/24/2009
Slashdot Hardware Story | Panasonic Begins To Lock Out 3d-Party Camera Batteries
— hardware.slashdot.org — OhMyBattery writes "The latest firmware updated for Panasonic digital cameras contains one single improvement: it locks out... the ability to use 'non-genuine Panasonic' batteries . It does so for safety reasons, it says. It seems to indicate that this ... (more) Slashdot Hardware Story | Panasonic Begins To Lock Out ...

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Hands-on: Panasonic’s new DMP-B15 portable Blu-ray player
PR News: — ... , but the times are comparable. The Panasonic’s new DMP-B15 portable Blu-ray player is certainly not the best in its class, but is passable. For a complete hands on review, head over to Engadget. ...

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