Viera Connect Platform Redefines the Television Experience at CES 2013

Panasonic presents all its new products at CES 2013 with televisions, cameras, camcorders and Blu-Rays, which stand out for their connectivity and design. Panasonic announces in Las Vegas a new wave of apps and enhanced connectivity features debuting in 2013 for Viera's Connect line of smart TVs.

Panasonic will be one of the leading companies at the International CES 2013, one of the largest consumer electronics fairs in the world that will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, in Nevada, USA, from today until January 11.

The Panasonic stand, with an area of ​​1,690 square meters, will be located in the Central Hall and there you can find all of this year's new products, offering a complete and wide range of products for the domestic market. Panasonic has also expanded its B2B solutions exhibition space to present its initiatives in the solutions business that are being implemented around the world.

Visitors to the Panasonic stand will be able to experience the company's latest technologies and solutions across all its products and ranges. In addition, Panasonic will stream its activity throughout the event through the following link.

New range of plasma televisions

At CES, Panasonic presents its 2013 line of Smart Viera plasma HDTVs for the American market. Continuing its tradition of developing award-winning plasma HDTVs, Panasonic has introduced in the 2013 line-up improvements in personalization of the user environment and advanced networking functions, greater connectivity, remastered image quality and even surprising design elements. Ranging in size from 42 to 65 inches, the new models provide the best image quality and a wide range of viewing options for the consumer.

In LED/LCD televisions, Panasonic will announce the new 2013 range of Viera LED/LCD HDTVs. Panasonic's new televisions for the American market redefine the home entertainment experience and bring simplicity and luxury to your home. The 2013 Viera LED/LCD product line achieves the latest in advanced design with outstanding image quality, easy operation and enhanced connectivity and customization options. One of the products that stands out is the TC-L50E60, a television that has been distinguished with the Engineers' Honor Award for the best innovations at CES in the category of Universal and Accessible Technological Designs. (CES Innovations 2013 Design and Engineering Awards Best of Innovations Honoree).

Viera Connect

Panasonic will announce in Las Vegas a new wave of apps and enhanced connectivity features debuting in 2013 for Viera's Connect line of smart TVs. This revamp includes more powerful features for streaming and sharing photos and video content across tablets and smartphone devices, and the launch of an online shopping experience that will take shopping via HDTV to a new level.

Cameras

Panasonic will present its consumer news at CES with the new TZ40 and TZ35 models, two cameras with greater zoom power, better image quality and more precise GPS. The FT5 and FT25 all-terrain models now also include GPS and become even more rugged. A big novelty is the XS1, the smallest and thinnest Lumix at only 17.6 mm thick and weighing 88 grams. New models are also presented in three of the company's existing series, which are the SZ3 and SZ9 and the FS5 and FS50.

Panasonic will also show six new camcorder models in its home range: X920, V720, V520, V510, V210 and V110. The robust camcorders also become more resistant with the WA30 and DC3 models in addition to adding another all-terrain camera that surprises with its innovative hands-free design designed for extreme sports, the A100.

Streaming players

Another novelty will be its streaming players with two new multimedia readers, the DMP-MST60 and the DMP-MS10. The two media players continue Panasonic's innovation in the A/V category and feature VOD talkback functionality and DLNA certification with other network and quality video features. The models offer Viera Connect and VOD IP respectively.

Finally, note that Panasonic is also expanding its range of Blu-ray players with two new Full HD 3D models (the DMP-BDT330 and the DMP-BDT230), and two 2D Blu-ray players - the DMP-BD89 and DMP-BD79. Both devices feature wireless capabilities for viewing aggregated content, high image quality, and a sleek design.