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ACMI, Australia's national museum of screen culture, has reopened after at $40 million redevelopment.

Panasonic has made available a face recognition API to its customers in Japan.

Australian-listed Israel-based semiconductor company Weebit Nano has appointed Jackson Lam as vice-president Strategic Alliances, China, in an advisory capacity.

Panasonic’s Toughbook FZ-T1 rugged handheld is thinner and lighter than other devices in its class, according to the company.

Panasonic is preparing to release what it suggests will be one of the world's best face recognition systems.

Why put up with non-rugged tablet computing and stand in the long, expensive and far queue of product repair wait times, when you could just get tough with a ToughPad FZ-Q2?

When you need more than meets the eye, Panasonic’s Toughpad has proven tough enough to boost productivity at Australia’s largest automotive logistics company, Autocare.

Running Windows 10 IoT Mobile Enterprise, Panasonic’s newest fully rugged handheld, the Toughpad FZ-F1, has arrived in Australia, following the launch of its Android counterpart earlier this year.

It’s not even an Olympics year, and yet Panasonic has “the ultimate Player/Recorder” on offer with the release of the DMR-UBT1 with “premium 4K UHD playback, a versatile Twin HD Tuner, plus a huge two terabyte hard disk drive with Full HD recording".

Panasonic's new range of whiteboards includes fully interactive, digital, 75” 4K and 65” HD touch screens.

Panasonic has launched its new 2017 smart TV range with its “Master” 4K Pro, Ultra HD, OLED as its flagship. It also unveiled its 2017 4K Blu-ray, sound bar, and audio range.

Panasonic has announced a new range of 2017 cameras and recorders to be powered by its next-generation i-PRO Extreme surveillance technology platform.

Panasonic's new Toughpad FZ-N1 is a rugged 4.7” Android phablet, a device designed for the Australian outdoors.

The South Australian Government has started rolling out tablet technology enabling the state’s police officers to undertake up to 95% of duties from within the field.

One must ask is a Toughbook year like a dog year? These devices are made to withstand the rigours of use far after consumer devices give up – perhaps its more akin to a cat’s nine lives.

Panasonic, known for its Toughbooks has released the world’s lightest, ruggedised Touchpad – a 10.1” Android – the Toughpad FZ-A2. 

Instead of the usual “green screen” that is behind TV news and weather presenters, SBS World News has elected to use a new Panasonic HD, 1920 x 1080, LED picture wall.

Promising a "lower total cost of ownership" with its "integrated open platform security solution", Panasonic promises "Video Insight Video Management Software" that integrates "powerful features, hardware optimisation and cost efficiency in one robust system".

If you bought a Toshiba branded notebook between 1 June 2011 and 30 September 2015 the chances are that it has a faulty Panasonic made Lithium-Ion battery. The models include:

Here are the launch videos of Panasonic’s 2016 VIERA range, naturally featuring 4K UHD models, Pana’s 4K Blu-ray player and Pana’s superb new audio range