Category: Panasonic

Panasonic has revealed a washing machine that is designed by none other than Porsche and to save you reading further on one point, no it doesn’t go faster!

Panasonic, another company that doesn’t really appear to be doing terribly well, has said it will end its vacuum cleaner development business in North America at the end of March.

Panasonic agreed to pay 186.6 billion yen ($1.5/£1.01 billion) for U.S.-based maker of refrigeration systems Hussmann to bolster its housing operations and move further away from consumer electronics.

We have received reports that consumer electronics firm Panasonic Corp will buy up to a 13% share of Gorenje, one of the biggest household appliance makers in Eastern Europe, as it tries to tap into growing demand in the region.

Panasonic have announced that they are to open a new plant to produce washing machines and refrigerators in Vietnam, the full press release follows.

Electronics giant Panasonic plans to build a home appliances plant somewhere in Europe, Senior Managing Director Kazunori Takami although a location has yet to be announced.

We had hints of this some months ago but it would appear that Panasonic, the Japanese manufacturer, is set to launch a washing machine among other products that can be controlled by an Android app later this month in the Japan.

Samsung and LG have both failed, miserably, to introduce appliances such as washing machines and ovens that talk to other devices and services over the internet and to other devices such as smartphones and tablets but now Panasonic has decided to have a crack at the concept with its Eluga line.

It has been reported this morning by Reuters that Panasonic plans to open a European factory this year to make fridge freezers, a market Panasonic is targeting as sales of televisions and other consumer electronics stagnate. Panasonic is looking to minimize the effect of a strong yen on its expor…

Panasonic has set a goal of boosting its global sales of home appliances such as refrigerators and air conditioners to 1.5 trillion yen a year by fiscal 2015, or 50 percent higher than current levels.