Panasonic TVs haven’t been on the US market for over a decade, which is strange because the company makes good products. Either way, our national nightmare is over. Japanese electronics giant For US customers.
Releases are divided into two series of OLED displays and other mini-LED TVs. The TVs range in size from 55 to 85 inches and are all designed and manufactured in Japan. As expected, all the TVs feature 4K resolution to showcase Panasonic’s “outstanding picture quality”.
Panasonic has also partnered with Amazon for these displays. Every model comes with Fire TV built-in. This partnership likely gave Panasonic an easy way to add an American-friendly user interface.
Why come back now? “The US re-entry was driven by strong confidence in unmet demand for their TVs, particularly among consumers looking for the highest possible picture quality,” the company says. It’s just corporate bullshit, but the real reason is probably a word that rhymes with “shmoney.” The US is a big market.
Despite Panasonic’s absence of televisions for a decade, the company maintains an active presence in America. It sells a bunch and does .
The company’s new TVs though it looks like supplies won’t be out until September 16th. Prices range from $1,300 to $3,200, depending on model and size.
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