High-powered car A/V equipment sports Panasonic brand

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Matsushita Communication Industrial Company Ltd has introduced five new models car CD players under the MXE. The CQ-DFX99 model has 5V pre-outs for the front and rear channels and for the subwoofer. It also has options such as 12-track direct access, track scan, repeat and random play modes. On the other hand, Matsushita's G-Tech series have the Anti-Shock Memory feature, which stores data in the memory before replaying. The Anti-Shock draws the information from the buffer while the pickup relocates the proper track position when the car hits a bump or the CD skips a track.

Japan, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Auto Stereo Systems, Automotive sound systems

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Household-use HD-PLC adapter forms LANs from power lines

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The features of BL-PA100, a power line Ethernet adapter, launched by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Panasonic Communications Co, Ltd.) are discussed. The adapter uses high-definition power line communication technology and can create a high-speed local area network.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, LAN Interface Units, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Product information, Technology application, Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd., MC, Network adapters, Ethernet adapter, FDDI adapter, LAN/WAN adapter, Token Ring adapter, Wireless LAN/WAN adapter, LAN adapters, Matsushita BL-PA100 (Ethernet adapter)

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