The plant now has the capacity to assemble 1 million TV sets a year, most of which are sold under Matsushita`s Panasonic and Quasar labels. About 1,200 people are employed at the plant.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Panasonic maker Matsushita <6752.T>, the world's largest plasma TV supplier, said it will launch 37-inch LCD TVs in September, modifying its policy of covering demand for 37-inch ...

TCL International Holdings Ltd. has this month begun making and selling TV sets for Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. TCL, China's No. 1 maker of domestically sold televisions, began making "mid ...

The plasma panel used in the Matsushita TV will be just one inch larger, measured diagonally, than a 102-inch model developed by Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. The South Korean company has not launched the ...

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., maker of the Panasonic brand, said Friday that its group net profit jumped 78.7 percent to 115.1 billion yen in the April-September period, thanks to brisk ...

Now that Pioneer has ditched plasma panel production, they’ve partnered with Matsushita (who manufactures the Panasonic brand) to strengthen their “KURO” and “VIERA” brands. The deal, which won’t be ...

Matsushita plans to arm itself with cost-efficient panels from the world's largest plasma screen plant as it battles Sony and Samsung in the large-sized flat TV market, while meeting demand for ...

but Matsushita's plasma-television revenue slipped for the first time while Sharp's liquid-crystal-display TV sales rose strongly. Sharp and Matsushita compete globally with rivals such as Sony ...

Based on cost considerations, Matsushita Electric Industrial will use Samsung Electronics-produced 32-inch LCD TV panels, instead of relying on its subsidiary Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology ...

Hitachi, Toshiba and Matsushita expect to realize synergies in their LCD TV panel collaboration. For instance, the joint venture would utilize Hitachi Displays' IPS mode system technology, which ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. said on Tuesday it planned to launch the world's first 42-inch plasma TVs with full high definition panels on April 27 in ...