Panasonic launching new premium smartphone at MWC
Panny adds a premium smartphone packing Lumix camera tech to its MWC line-up, along with a new tablet
The Eluga isn’t the only smartphone Panasonic’s showing off at Mobile World Congress next week – Panny reportedly has a more premium smartphone to reveal to the world.
Details are scarce on the new Android handset, which will reportedly feature a bigger screen along with a front-facing camera. Intriguingly, according to Pocket-Lint‘s source, the phone will not use an OLED display, instead packing a new screen technology designed by Panasonic.
The as-yet-unnamed smartphone will also use Lumix technology from Panasonic’s line of cameras – though the specifics are still a mystery.
Panasonic’s also planning to launch a new consumer tablet in 2012, which is expected to be rather less rough-and-ready than its Toughbook H2 slate.
We’ll be bringing you all the news from MWC next week – and we’ll definitely be heading down to Panasonic’s stand to ferret out the latest info on its new mobile devices. Watch this space.
You may also like
Apple iOS 5.1 leaks, revealing slide-to-unlock camera
Samsung unveils Galaxy Ace 2 and Galaxy Mini 2
Amazon to unveil a colour ebook reader soon?
Dan Grabham
Editor-in-Chief 
