Panasonic has unveiled its latest entertainment devices, with the flagship 65-inch Z95A OLED TV, the Technics Grand Class SL-1300G turntable and the BMAX10 and BMAX5 party speakers, as well as offering new additions for the kitchen with the NN-CD88 4-in-1 combination microwave oven.
The technology company has revealed details of its new range of products at IFA 2024 in Berlin (Germany), designed based on its commitment to innovation in entertainment, health and well-being, with products ranging from personal care and household appliances to audio systems and headphones.
In this regard, Panasonic has presented its new line of 2024 televisions, which comes with the flagship 65-inch OLED Z95A model, the OLED Z85A (65 and 55 inches) and the mini-LED W95A series (configurable between 55, 65, 75, 85 inches).
In addition to Panasonic’s advanced features, based on the use of Master Oled Ultimate panels, smart TV capabilities and the power of the HCX Pro AI processor, these new televisions incorporate Amazon’s FireTV streaming system.
The company’s new televisions have also been designed for gamers, as they feature Game Mode Extreme with support for HDMI 2.1 and VRR up to 144 Hz. Thus, together with compatibility with Dolby Vision, gamers can enjoy their titles with superior contrast and high quality.
MUSIC WITH PANASONIC: SPEAKERS, TURNTABLES AND HEADPHONES
Continuing with entertainment, Panasonic has also unveiled its new BMAX10 and BMAX5 speakers, designed to transform any space into a party thanks to their lighting effects and rechargeable battery.
Specifically, the BMAX1 model has 150 W of power and has two 14 cm woofers, two tweeters and two bass reflex ports for deep and clear sounds. In addition, it also integrates a Bass Boost function that further intensifies the bass. The BMAX5 model, on the other hand, has a more compact design, with a single 14 cm woofer, two tweeters and bass ports, offering a power of 75 W.
Panasonic has also introduced the world’s first wireless bookshelf HiFi speaker system, the Technics SC-CX700, which can adapt to all types of music while offering great sound and connectivity. This speaker system is covered in a suede-like microfibre material and has been launched in black, silver and brown.
Another of the new products presented was the Technics Grand Class SL-1300G turntable, the flagship model of this series, capable of taking vinyl production “to a higher level” thanks to its Delta Sigma Drive motor control technology, as detailed by the technology company.
Specifically, this turntable is equipped with an upgraded iron-core motor, which eliminates vibrations and offers more control for reproducing analog sound. It is also made with a die-cast aluminum frame, a brass top layer, and a heavy rubber base, which provide greater mass inertia and better rotation.
Panasonic has also launched new headphones, the new RB-M600B wireless headphones, which feature state-of-the-art Bluetooth technology, a long-lasting battery, and hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC) that uses feedforward and feedback microphones to minimise both internal and external noise.
The design of these headphones features an adjustable headband and rotating ear cups for greater comfort. In addition, they offer up to 65 hours of battery life on a single charge. As for sound, they offer XBS Deep technology, which improves bass.
NEWS IN KITCHEN
Finally, Panasonic has announced its latest kitchen products, including its new NN-CD88 4-in-1 combination microwave oven, which has a capacity of 34 litres and also includes an accessory to convert it into an air fryer.
As the company has exemplified, the air fryer accessory allows you to cook up to 900g of chips without the need for preheating. In addition, it offers performance comparable to that of a conventional air fryer thanks to its upper fan structure.
It has also presented its mini-sized SD-PN100 bread maker and its NF-CC500 air fryer in the new Olive Grey colour.