Panasonic Corporation

SIGGRAPH 1999

Panasonic displays its industrystandard 10-bit D-5 High Definition VTR, the world’s brightest 42-inch gas plasma display (model PT- 42P1), and its PT-L797U series of ultra-bright XGA, HDTV-compatible projectors.

SIGGRAPH 1998

Panasonic features high-definition digital video, DVD authoring, digital video acquisition, DVCPRO transmission, recording, editing, graphic and title composition, monitoring, projection, transcoding, and storage. Worldwide support is available for multiple formats.

SIGGRAPH 1997

Worldwide support for ATV and standard definition digital video shooting, sending, receiving, real-time recording, single-frame recording, editing, switching, graphic and title composition, monitoring, projection, transcoding, and storage.

SIGGRAPH 1996

Postbox: non-linear edit system, realtime effects, complete CG & paint, an all-in-one workstation solution. DVCPro: digital video recording equipment, cost-effective digital acquisition and production system. DVDR: digital video disc recorder utilizing DVCPro digital technology.

SIGGRAPH 1995

Panasonic is showing its new line of DataPro and GraphicsPro projectors. The CRT-based projectors feature both high-scan rates and high resolutions, and the LCD units offer bright pictures utilizing PolySilicon technology. The WJ-MX1000 Postbox nonlinear A/V workstation features a complete character generator, paint system, and A/V special effects, including 300 real-time transitions.

SIGGRAPH 1994

Panasonic displays a uniquely wide and diverse product line. From D-5 uncompressed 10 bit component digital and D- 3 composite digital to the S-Series sixth generation S-VHS Line. Also, a broad line of digital signal processing cameras including 16:9 studio, EFP, ENG, and special application. An advanced, cost- effective digital production switcher with serial, parallel, and analog interfaces is accompanied by professional audio equipment – DAT, wireless microphones, mixers, etc. HDTV equipment features cameras, large screen projectors, and a digital fiber optic transmission system.

SIGGRAPH 1993

Panasonic Communications & Systems Company is showcasing its line of variable-frequency multiscanning color monitors for CAD, workstation, presentation graphics, and desktop publishing applications. These high-resolution monitors operate under a variety of computer platforms and offer exceptional value and performance.

SIGGRAPH 1991

Panasonic Office Automation displays a comprehensive line of high-resolution color and monochrome monitors, color thermal printers, flat bed image scanners, and computers; a family of multi function WORM, rewritable, and CD-ROM optical disk drives; and an optical disk jukebox capable of storing 50 gigabytes of information.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Panasonic Communications and Systems Company (PCSC) Office Automation Group (Booth 827) features computers, printers, and desk-top publishing. The PCSC Audio/Video Systems Group (Booth 1032) features professional/industrial audio/video equipment, including projection systems and still image video. Panasonic Industrial Company (Booth 1027) shows high-resolution OEM monitors, and fullcolor, green, and high-resolution plasma displays.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Panasonic Industrial Company and Panasonic Communication and Systems Company are displaying plasma panel displays, data display, a new line of microcomputer-based graphic and imaging systems including Panasonic micro computer, new 2: optical disc recorders, new 940 MB worm drives, new high-resolution monitors, new color printers, and new software systems.

SIGGRAPH 1988

Panasonic will highlight its line of optical disc products featuring a 514″ WORM drive, 8″ and 12″ optical memory disc recorders and players. A super high-resolution color display monitor and series of monochrome monitors for the desktop publishing industry are also being shown.

SIGGRAPH 1987

Panasonic Industrial Company will display their full line of high-resolution color and monchrome CRT displays and selected high-resolution color flat-square Cathode Ray Tubes. With sizes ranging from 15″ to 21,” the products are well-suited for CAD/CAM and computer-aided publishing applications.

SIGGRAPH 1986

Panasonic Industrial Company’s Custom Components Division is displaying ultra high-resolution color cathode ray tubes designed for fast scan applications in 13″, 15″ and 19″ configurations. A full line of high- and super-high resolution displays for the OEM are included. Panasonic also is displaying a line of Optical Disc products.

SIGGRAPH 1985

Panasonic will display its Optical Memory Disc Recorder line including the TQ-2025; a black and white read/write system; the TQ-2024; a playback on ly system in color; the TQ-2023; a color reod/write system capable of storing up to 13.3 minutes of video.

SIGGRAPH 1984

The Computer Components Divsion will be proudly displayng ultra high resolution cathode ray tubes in 13″, 15″ and 19″ sizes with dot pitches ranging from 0.2 1 mm to 0.25 mm all havng in-line guns. The 15″ and 19″ tubes have been designed for CAD/CAM applications. Also included will be a large screen delta gun high resolution tube.

SIGGRAPH 1983

Ultra high-resolution color cathode ray tubes for CAD/CAM and business graphic displays. Preconverged in-line cathode ray tubes and delta gun cathode ray tubes will be on display.