Advantages: Vibration Alert, Compact
Disadvantages: Ring Tones

...The Panasonic G600 was the first phone that I had, and I must say it was full of exellent features, including vibration alert. It is a small, compact and lightweight phone. The only disadvantage I felt the phone had was the lack of ring tones. Only 6 were available, and all were very similar.... still there are many good features to compliment the panasonic. There are two great colours to choose from. If looking for a new phone with good features and a modern design, the Panasonic G600 is definately a excellent choice.... Read review

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Advantages: sleek, elegant, sharp, attractive
Disadvantages: picture quality is not that good

...Panasonic has dissappointed us with this product of theirs. It Simply doesnt look to be Panasonic. I have used many 8 mega pixel cameras and this seems to be the worst one. But if you go for the looks and easy handling camera than you could have this as your choice. It has a stylish slim compact body and a wide angle Leica DC lens that can fit a wide image, but you can get this better with a Sony cybershot photography camera, but the cybershot wont be this stylish. Panasonic have got a great feel to the body i must say. It attracts you the moment you see it. A big Lcd adds to the looks. But if Panasonic works on the function aswell as the form, then i suppose there is going to be nothing like this. To people who wana buy this, i would recommend a Cybershot... Read review

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Advantages: Small, compact, attractive
Disadvantages: poor reliability

...I bought the Panasonic TUCT20 about 3 1/2 years ago from Argos for about £100. I went for Panasonic as I already had a few of their products and found them to be good quality. The Digi box itself is really small and compact, about the size of a video tape box. I bought it because I wanted to be able to receive Cbeebies for my children. Unfortunately, this was the very channel that this digibox failed to receive properly! I phoned Panasonic and they said it was down to arial reception, certain channels receive weak signals. I experienced quite a few problems with my digibox, namely picture freezing and no service. The unit frequently failed to respond to the remote control, particularly the on/off button and I had to resort to turning the unit off at the wall to reset it. Eventually the remote control gave up completely and I had... Read review

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Advantages: Vibrates, Pay as you go
Disadvantages: All memories in the SIM not the phone

...Just a warning about using a propriatary in car charger with the Panasonic G520. DON'T This is a great phone and is one of the best value pay as you go phones. If you are tempted to save a bit of cash and go for a cheap in car charger just don't. I bought an in car charger from LINK and it fried the phone within a day. Symptoms were turning itself off at random intervals (sometimes only minutes). I bought another one and used a genuine Panasonic charger and have had no problems with it.... Read review

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Advantages: wap, radio, polyphonic ringtones, looks good
Disadvantages: price

...Vodafone Panasonic GD67 is the first Panasonic mobile phone to have a colour display, with 250 colours! The Vodafone Panasonic GD67 has polyphonic ring tones. This can produce a high quality ring tone sound, that sounds even closer to the original sound or tune. It's obvious that a great deal of research has gone into making the most of the amazing sound quality as the phone's speaker also has to be the best ever found on a mobile. The clarity and loudness of the sound at full volume simply defies belief. It also has a recordable ringer and a melody composer so you will never get bored. Image in Personalised back cover is a unique Image-in system, which enables you to put a personal picture or photograph behind the removable transparent back cover. The phone comes with its own template, so that you cut your images out, and insert them... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to use, simple directions, cooks to perfection.
Disadvantages: Cleaning oven interior. Decrumbing.

...A total cop out of doing the beadmaking, romanced me into buying a bread maker. Shopping around I found that the Panasonic suited my requirements. Simple directions on how to use. A nice selection of recipies and a large capacity. Whilst I do enjoy making bread by hand, having a Panasonic bread maker allows me to spend more time doing other things I enjoy as well. My only gripe is, cleaning the oven, not the bowl. I find it is not a matter of, simply wipe out, there is residue of splattered flour which burns onto the metal surface leaving marks which appear to burn into the metal which would need steel wool or oven cleaner to get it out. * NEITHER I would use. It does not appear to have affected the machine's performance but does look as if I don't bother to clean it out. Cleaning crumbs out also, is not a matter of dropping... Read review

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Advantages: Superior power (1000watts), stylish, HDMI upscaling, AV inputs
Disadvantages: None

...I bought this Home cinema system from curry's about 1 month ago, I paid £149.99 it has since gone back up to £189.99. After exstensive searching to find the right system for my money which was a choice between the panasonic, a sony, a samsung or a phillips to say the least I was a little torn in my decision they all offered value for money. I decided to go for the Panasonic to my delight I rushed home to try it out and I was disapointed with my choice as I had to return it the next day due to it being faulty. I was discouraged from getting the same model, however after speaking to a member of staff in curry's he played all the systems I was interested in and to say the least the Panasonic stood out imensly. The sound quality was by far superior to all the rest in this price bracket even turned up to maximum volume... Read review

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Advantages: Save space
Disadvantages: VCR picture quality could be better

...i have just purchased a Panasonic TX14GV1 television/VCR and I am very pleased with it. The TV picture are sound quality are good and the VCR picture quality, although perhaps not as good as on the traditional, stand alone VCR, is still very acceptable. The Panasonic TX14GV1 has a twin tuner, so it can record one programme while you watch another. It also has a full clock timer, text, and will tune itself in automatically. So for a bedroom or if space is limited this model is really a good alternative to a television and a separate VCR. For around £250 I find this product good value.... Read review

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...Congratualations Panasonic on producing the Worlds first mobile piece of shite, a phone that appears to function a badly at its main job as a one legged horse in the grand national... yet they keep releasing it as a 520 and now a 600!!!!! ooh it has vibrating bits CLUNK that vibrate off this manufacturer shouldn't be trusted in anyway possible to produce this kind of technology... and believe me i know.. i owned one for two years of hell.. if ur planning on buying a mobile at all this christmas for anyone PLEASE dont buy this one.. you'll just be better off buying a walky talky, at least it'll have a clearer reception and longer battery life than most of the panasonic branded phones.... Read review

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Advantages: Reliable, good battery life, manual controls, good results
Disadvantages: auto white balance, auto exposure tends to over expose,

...I own a Panasonic MS4B camcorder and have used Panasonic products in challenging domestic and industrial environments for several years. I am impressed by their durability and reliability when faced with use in extreme conditions of wet and cold and when subjected to less than careful handling. I have no experience of their digital products, but having viewed SVHS footage edited in the digital domain I wonder if the additional cost involved is worthwhile. Original footage shot on SVHS is generally of acceptable standard and appears to broadcast well. If digital equipment is used to maintain this quality, the end results (copy tapes etc,) look a lot better. The best advice I suppose, is to try it and see.... Read review

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