The Panasonic SC-HT40 is a name-brand home-theater-in-a-box system that you can get for a rock-bottom price of $200 or less. It offers sweet-sounding satellite speakers, a powerful compact subwoofer, ...

LAS VEGAS--Panasonic takes to CES 2013 to announce an array of updates to its line of micro stereo systems, this year with an emphasis on streaming, though several of the products include a Lightning ...

Broadly speaking, it goes like this. If you’re a movie enthusiast, there are literally hundreds of soundbars, at a wide variety of price, all ready to bring your audio experience into line with the ...

Panasonic have announced their first "full wireless" 3D audio system, the Panasonic SC-ZT2, promising Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD 7.1-channel surround-sound with only two speakers. Each slender speaker ...

The Panasonic SC-HTB01 Soundslayer is filling a conspicuous gap. It’s common knowledge that the gaming industry is important. It employs loads of people, it generates loads of money, and its output is ...

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Panasonic just introduced Blu-ray home theater systems which employ advanced proprietary cinema surround to envelop viewers in a remarkably authentic home theater experience. Panasonic’s True to ...

With an outboard audio processor, the Panasonic SC-HTB550 2.1 system ups the ante for virtual home cinema sound, bringing 3D to the table Panasonic has enlisted proprietary audio science to help it ...

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Panasonic today announced four new sleek, compact stereo systems, two of which play Internet radio and boast a remarkable Bluetooth function and Bluetooth Re-Master technology to deliver superb sound ...

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