More and more companies are “thinking pink” and started to develop products for the ladies. That’s the case with these retro pink headphones, the Panasonic RP-HTX7. Not sure about you but they really remind me of those helicopter headphones they used in Mash, except these are pink.

They have a response range from 7Hz to 22KHz and have been extra padded for comfort. Expect to pay $60 for them. Though they are expensive it could be the perfect gift for your geeky girlfriend.

via PortableGadget

A new Skype phone has been revealed in Japan a few days ago. Skype phones are not a new thing but for Panasonic it is, that’s their first. Dubbed KX-WP800, it has a 1.8-inch TFT LCD display, can store up to 500 names and can be used to make phone calls with Skype on the Internet, without using a computer thanks to a WLAN router (IEEE802.11b) incorporated.

If you live in Japan then it’s very easy, because they have 32,000 FON access points where the new Panasonic KX-WP800 can connect to. It’s going to be available for sale from March 28 and the price is going to be near $290.

via FarEastGizmos

I’m not sure about you but I am damn curious to know how is Panasonic going to carry a plasma if they go above the 150-inch size? Apparently a company executive was heard saying “If we get bigger than 150, we might have to go with Airbus”. I wonder what the total cost of having a 150-inch plasma in your home small palace, will be.

What are your thoughts guys?

CES in Las Vegas is very important for so many tech companies and many of them come with products that will get a really good attention from the media and the visitor. However, today Panasonic managed to get a lot of eyes on their biggest plasma we’ve ever seen. Check out this picture below (from Gizmodo).

It’s a Panasonic 150-inch plasma display and if you expected me to say big, that’s not enough. On a 150-inch screen you can easily include an actual sized elephant so consider buying one for your home theater. It sports a 4,000 x 2,000 resolution with 4,000 on 1080p (yes it’s HD) and uses a lot less power using the double luminance efficiency.

Here is the video from Engadget.