The DMP-BDT310, DMP-BDT210 and DMP-BDT110 are all 3D, while Panasonic’s DMP-BD75 is the lone non-3D Blu-ray player out in market from the company.More>>

Panasonic is expanding the promotional tie-in for sci-fi epic 'Avatar,' offering the disc to those who purchase a 3D Blu-ray player or 3D home theater system between March 1, 2011, and Feb. 29, 2012. More>>

Starting in April Panasonic and Xpand 3D will begin licensing out a new standard for 3D active-shutter eyewear compatible with 3DTVs, computers, home projectors and cinemas.More>>

Panasonic March 1 said it is adding functionality to its new Blu-ray Disc players that allow users to more easily make Internet-based voice and video calls via the Skype platform.More>>

<i>Home Media Magazine</i> honors Panasonic Corp. chief technology officer Eisuke Tsuyuzaki as its 2010 Home Entertainment Visionary.More>>

Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment and hardware manufacturer Panasonic are aiming to educate families about Blu-ray this fourth quarter.More>>

Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company Sept. 2 began a nationwide truck tour intended to give the public a look at Panasonic's Full HD 3D Home Theater System — first unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.More>>

We recently sat down with Panasonic VP Eisuke Tsuyuzaki and talked about the ongoing work at the company’s Panasonic Hollywood Labs (PHL) in creating a 3-D standard for Blu-ray Disc, which the executive believes just might be the format’s killer app.More>>

Comfortable viewing, cheaper glasses and a significant reduction in ghosting make the first passive 3DTV in the American market a decent rival to the active-shutter 3DTVs out there thus far, according to a Feb. 7 review by Consumer Reports.More>>

In the afternoon press conferences Jan. 6, Samsung, Panasonic and Sony all launched attention-getting salvos at the International Consumer Electronics Show, introducing new HDTVs, Blu-ray Disc players and 3D technologies.More>>